Got my new PTM Handles on *Pics
Like said above he had to smooth them down to paint them. I paid roughly $175 to get them painted (included shipping). Tasca wanted ~$95 a handle already painted.
You could do the chrome covers and PTM them but I don't like the look of them. You can tell they are stick on when you see them in person. It's a lot less work though
Thanks Guys
You could do the chrome covers and PTM them but I don't like the look of them. You can tell they are stick on when you see them in person. It's a lot less work though
Thanks Guys
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Yep I used this video for taking the panels off. Start with the pass side rear. That was the easiest one because there wasn't anything for the handles but a latch. (well that goes for both rears)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpTNHhYftxY
I used this write up too
LINK
It's pretty straight forward. My handles were stuck pretty good so I gave them some forward motion with a hammer and a piece of wood. Very gently of course
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpTNHhYftxY
I used this write up too
LINK
It's pretty straight forward. My handles were stuck pretty good so I gave them some forward motion with a hammer and a piece of wood. Very gently of course
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Are you going to paint the part of the mirror that attaches to the frame? I wonder what it looks like. I guess you'd have to paint the entire mirror since there isnt really a stopping point. I'd definitely do it if it isnt too expensive. Of course, my truck is black so it would just blend in better.
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Are you going to paint the part of the mirror that attaches to the frame? I wonder what it looks like. I guess you'd have to paint the entire mirror since there isnt really a stopping point. I'd definitely do it if it isnt too expensive. Of course, my truck is black so it would just blend in better.
