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Also prevents a lot of mud and debris from collecting near the rear bumper. When I installed mine, had to clean the area up and it was a mess!Twofold... improves the looks by making the wheel well all black including covering the gap between bed and frame (see attached pic for the "before") - and - it reduces how much road grime and water get on the wheel well. The plastic liner won't rust or corrode.
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Skip the hair dryer and get a heat gun. Even on the lowest setting it'll be better than a hair dryer. I did this same method for removing a dent from the wifes car once. It does kinda work but still not perfect.Got this far on the dissembled trying to do some research on the best method before I go for trying to mold it back into at least a reasonable shape.. any suggestions? Thinking hair dryer to get it a little bit malleable.
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This is going to get worse before it gets better in my opinion. The paint will only give so much and reshaping that metal will likely result in some sort of paint loss/damage. Good luck to yah and sorry for the mishap. $hit happens.
Would be my recommendation as well. Worth a few hundred bucks up front to not make it worse before you end up calling them anyways.
I don't know how much better off you are replacing the brand with some CP4 issues with a Rover! Good luck. They are cool rigs.
It is not so much the CP4 problem. The Wrangler she was looking at doesn't even have a CP4. It is the customer service regarding issues like those and others. Any car can have issues. It is the customer service that makes the difference. Regardless, our last Rover was great for 9 years. Customer service was great. We had a fuel pump go out after warranty but it was a $600 fix. It would have been less if I had done it myself. I hope we have similar luck with this one.
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Looks like a Marcellus Wellsite or perhaps a meter station/compressor station?
I have no personal experience with this, but don't they also use dry ice to do PDR? Or am I thinking of something different.Got this far on the dissembled trying to do some research on the best method before I go for trying to mold it back into at least a reasonable shape.. any suggestions? Thinking hair dryer to get it a little bit malleable.
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I see a line marker.....and maybe a pig launcher.
I put one on mine as well and really like it. Easy to see and no glare. Simple install.
