wtb: rear bumper exhaust gaurd

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  1. subynate
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    does anyone have an exhaust shield that goes on the rear bumper cuz its starting to burn. or longer exhaust hangers. any help would be sweet
     
    subynate, May 6, 2008
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    must have a aftermarket bov.....put a stock one on!

    is it burning or just turning brown?

    if its just turning brown, go to a autoparts store, and buy a product by eagle one called NEVR DULL, its wheel polish but takes the burnt look off very well without ruining the paint.
     
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  3. subynate
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    no it still has the factory recirc on, and it just melted the bumper a little bit so either longer exhaust hangers or a shield would do. as for the burnt look ill look into the never dull
     
    subynate, May 7, 2008
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    readymix ...Lest ye be trod upon... Staff Member

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    Would advise NOT using never dull since it is a wadding polish used to buff fine scratches and tarnish off of metal surfaces and will likely eat your clear coat off. Go get a bottle of 3M fine cut polish and use a towel to apply it by hand. Keep the surface somewhat wet while using it. Then let the surface dry and buff off the residues with a CLEAN towel.
     
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    THis^^!!
     
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    i still a gaurd lol
     
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    they make a guard. i think sevenrx had one u could ask where he got his
     
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    ^^^^ this....thanks for actually trying to help lol...does anyone else have the issue of the can too close to the bumper?
     
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    readymix ...Lest ye be trod upon... Staff Member

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    **** off, I did try to help. That'll be the last time I give you good advice. Go buff your paint with metal wadding polish, it's a good idea.
     
    readymix, May 8, 2008
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    well i didnt mean it like that. it just got off topic right away, i appreciate the help.
     
    subynate, May 8, 2008
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    hey nate... why not just ask me to fix it for you?
     
    devildevil, May 9, 2008
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    ok devil fix this for me.....after the leak ( THE GAP) was fixed the can moved over and up i want either a gaurd or longer hangers would do to.
     
    subynate, May 9, 2008
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