aluminum scuff plates
08-29-02, 12:05 PM
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aluminum scuff plates
Is there anywhere that still has them?
Was looking around and searched old threads. I attached the pic of what mazdaformance has, but they are advertised as "durable satin finished scuff plates. "
Are these the right ones, or are the aluminum ones different?
The ones i'm looking for are in neo omega's pic here:
Was looking around and searched old threads. I attached the pic of what mazdaformance has, but they are advertised as "durable satin finished scuff plates. "
Are these the right ones, or are the aluminum ones different?
The ones i'm looking for are in neo omega's pic here:
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08-29-02, 12:12 PM
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those are the factory ones.
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08-29-02, 12:29 PM
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mazda performance as in www.mazdaformance.com or someone else?
the first pic i posted is what mazdaformance.com has
the first pic i posted is what mazdaformance.com has
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08-29-02, 02:50 PM
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Where can you buy them polished likethe one in the pic?
Where can you buy them polished likethe one in the pic?
They get scuffed up pretty good. I actually sanded mine down and painted them black.
08-29-02, 02:53 PM
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Originally posted by Mahjik
You'll have to do the polishing yourself (or send them to someone to have them polished).
They get scuffed up pretty good. I actually sanded mine down and painted them black.
You'll have to do the polishing yourself (or send them to someone to have them polished).
They get scuffed up pretty good. I actually sanded mine down and painted them black.
08-29-02, 04:23 PM
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Originally posted by Mahjik
You'll have to do the polishing yourself (or send them to someone to have them polished).
They get scuffed up pretty good. I actually sanded mine down and painted them black.
You'll have to do the polishing yourself (or send them to someone to have them polished).
They get scuffed up pretty good. I actually sanded mine down and painted them black.
08-29-02, 04:37 PM
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hehe ... I just started polishing stuff ... started out with my intercooler ... that turned out awesome! It's like, crystal clear mirror finish!! I am very pleased with the results.
08-29-02, 04:41 PM
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08-29-02, 04:48 PM
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they look good on silver but i really dig the aluminum on VR. and enough of you guys posting about polishing!!! you're just rubbin it in that you have the dang things and i don't!!!
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08-29-02, 05:49 PM
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Originally posted by RedHaze
I want your car, atihun.
Silver with black leather = perfection
Can I have it?
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-RedHaze
I want your car, atihun.
Silver with black leather = perfection
Can I have it?
:p
-RedHaze
Actually I wouldn't even sell it for that.-Wuppy, the Carbon Fiber ones on my car have not scratched and can easily be buffed out. When I take them to get them finished I will have them apply a very strong coating that will not scratch but enhance the luster with the CF.