Magnetic Rear black out panel - got mine!
11/19/06, 10:47 PM
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I gotta say I was a little bit apprehensive before mine arrived. I'd seen a few neg comments about these panels. Now that I've had mine on for a couple of months I'd have to say it's a nice visual mod for $40. No problems that I can see. I just peel it off once in a while and wipe the back of it clean. I was walking up to my car today, and was thinking that it looked pretty trick on the Torch Red.
11/20/06, 09:52 AM
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His name is Bill Coogle. He's an authorized vendor for TMS. He does incredible work. He's working on a custom radiator cover for me right now....
11/20/06, 10:05 AM
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11/20/06, 12:27 PM
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11/20/06, 08:06 PM
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I have had mine on for a few months and love it - have had a few people think I painted the decklid flat black......
11/21/06, 10:44 AM
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3/21/07, 11:38 AM
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Stoenr, looks great, where did you get yours and do you still like it after several months??
The linked to thread above is a deadlink...
Is this the $40 dollar version from 50 resto, which I guess is also late model restoration???
The linked to thread above is a deadlink...
Is this the $40 dollar version from 50 resto, which I guess is also late model restoration???
3/27/07, 10:45 AM
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It's a pretty decent piece, I had one on my VB all last summer and people couldn't tell it was a magnetic piece unless I mentioned it or pointed it out. Water does get behind but it's pretty easy to clean behind there. You have to fiddle a bit to get it back in place but once you get the technique it's no problem. I was pretty aggressive with mine putting it back on and what not and it never cracked or
gave me any issue. I only took it off because Winter was coming. I now have the SHR panel coming in, the look grew on me. For $40 it's a decent mod and if anything just helped me decided that I did in fact want a more permanent blackout be it paint or otherwise.
gave me any issue. I only took it off because Winter was coming. I now have the SHR panel coming in, the look grew on me. For $40 it's a decent mod and if anything just helped me decided that I did in fact want a more permanent blackout be it paint or otherwise.
3/29/07, 09:24 PM
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Mine just came in yesterday. I had no idea it was glorified refrigerator magnet!! But I suppose that is good, as it will lower the profile. I guess I had thought it would be a panel...
Now I just need my car....
Now I just need my car....
3/29/07, 11:03 PM
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I actually put mine on the fridge for a day to let it flatten out.
Think it'd be worth it on an alloy? or too dark?
3/30/07, 06:31 AM
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I did the fridge thing as well. LOL. Great mod for the money really makes the back stand out especially on the white.
