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Removing/ painting bumper bars. 200

posted by  interstition on  Fri Sep 24 01:48 CST 2004
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I can't speak to the best method of painting them, but the bumper covers are held on just with pressure clips. If you get your head in there you will see them and they can just be pried/slid off toward the inside of the car. Then the cover slides right off once the clips are off.
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Andy in St. Paul, '91 745 Regina 198K mi, '89 244 142K, '87 245 RIP






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