Grill, Door Handles & Mirrors
Grill, Door Handles & Mirrors
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04-10-2004, 12:52 AM
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04-15-2004, 11:02 AM
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I disagree with the painting of the door handles and mirrors. I'm just thinking that if those items were painted they'd scratch easier. I know on my wife's vehicle, her handle area is all sratched up from her wedding ring scraping against it. And as far as the mirrors, with a mirror of this size, on a truck this size, it's bound to get smacked into by something at some point. I think the black textured plastic would withstand a hit better than a painted mirror.
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04-15-2004, 11:04 AM
Originally posted by Guigster
I disagree with the painting of the door handles and mirrors. I'm just thinking that if those items were painted they'd scratch easier. I know on my wife's vehicle, her handle area is all sratched up from her wedding ring scraping against it. And as far as the mirrors, with a mirror of this size, on a truck this size, it's bound to get smacked into by something at some point. I think the black textured plastic would withstand a hit better than a painted mirror.
I disagree with the painting of the door handles and mirrors. I'm just thinking that if those items were painted they'd scratch easier. I know on my wife's vehicle, her handle area is all sratched up from her wedding ring scraping against it. And as far as the mirrors, with a mirror of this size, on a truck this size, it's bound to get smacked into by something at some point. I think the black textured plastic would withstand a hit better than a painted mirror.
EXACTLY....It looks nice, but durability is more important to me....but, thats just me 