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Oh NO!
Glad the crack is closed up but dang you broke the pexi tuner window?!?!?
I made a video for removing that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8xdFa-BgJw
Glad the crack is closed up but dang you broke the pexi tuner window?!?!?
I made a video for removing that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8xdFa-BgJw
Nickeccles
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Take the front to an auto body shop - a good auto shop can repair & paint just a small section & blend it in, you would be surprised how easy it is to do if you're a repairer!! Don't try to do it yourself I would say..............it's worth getting it done by a pro 
I learnt all the tricks of the trade (20 years a painter in the auto trade) & it can be done pretty easily!!
I learnt all the tricks of the trade (20 years a painter in the auto trade) & it can be done pretty easily!!
I thought about that. I just might do that for a flush finish.Nickeccles said:Take the front to an auto body shop - a good auto shop can repair & paint just a small section & blend it in, you would be surprised how easy it is to do if you're a repairer!! Don't try to do it yourself I would say..............it's worth getting it done by a pro
I learnt all the tricks of the trade (20 years a painter in the auto trade) & it can be done pretty easily!!
Ghettoboom767
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Sorry to see that,yes looking at photos very closely is important but yes I agree seller should have mentioned this in his listing.
Yes body shop could make it almost mint again.
Yes body shop could make it almost mint again.
hemiguy2006
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im_alan_partridge
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That looks like a massive improvement with just poping the piece back into place, good luck with the rest of the fix 
Hisrudeness
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