Got Stongard??
02-27-2003, 12:25 PM
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Hey I wish I could!! Most of my business has been out of state so I do not have pics on a WRX yet. If I get any I will most def. post!!! Thanks for your interest!! I can send you a sample of the material if you would like, so you can see how clear and thin it is!! IF you want this then please email me your address and I would be glad to stick one in the mail to you, no cost to you!! 
Let me know!!
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Brian
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Let me know!!
Thanks,
Brian
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02-27-2003, 06:09 PM
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Hey there,
i've got the JDM lights... just wondering if the headlight guard you make will fit those (i dunno, maybe the curvature is different on the JDM's... cuz like everything else is ;0 ) )
and if those will work, what is the price currently (just the headlights)
thanks
i've got the JDM lights... just wondering if the headlight guard you make will fit those (i dunno, maybe the curvature is different on the JDM's... cuz like everything else is ;0 ) )
and if those will work, what is the price currently (just the headlights)
thanks
02-27-2003, 07:14 PM
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Hey there!! They will fit the JDM headlights!! I know this because I have the JDM headlights and the regular kit fits them as well!! I can sell just the headlights but it is the same price as if you were to get the headlight/foglight kit at $55 shipped!!
Let me know if I can help you any further!!
Thanks,
Brian
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Let me know if I can help you any further!!
Thanks,
Brian
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Last edited by Flash N Dash; 02-27-2003 at 07:19 PM.
02-27-2003, 07:18 PM
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are you guys working to get a kit for teh 04 when it gets out???!!! ive decided to go with the 04 and it still will be the first thing i buy....i think ill actually buy it before i purchase....keep me posted...thanks!!
02-27-2003, 07:21 PM
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traction -
As soon as they come out, there will more than likely a kit made for them!!
Just need to get a solid pattern and it will most likely happen!! I will keep you posted as it happens!!
Thanks for your interest!!
Brian
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As soon as they come out, there will more than likely a kit made for them!!
Just need to get a solid pattern and it will most likely happen!! I will keep you posted as it happens!!Thanks for your interest!!
Brian
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02-27-2003, 08:20 PM
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traction -
No promblem on the quick reply!! I try!! I will keep you posted as the kit happens and let you know when you can get your hands on it!! Thanks again for you support and interest!!
Brian
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No promblem on the quick reply!!
I try!! I will keep you posted as the kit happens and let you know when you can get your hands on it!! Thanks again for you support and interest!!Brian
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03-04-2003, 09:50 PM
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Another Bump!!!
Just ordered another set of fogs for my buddies car. These things are top notch - definitely at more ease with these things protecting my fogs and my projectors with HID's Will post pics of these things covering up WRX fogs and Prodrive UK300 light housings. One of the best vendors and prices are straight up competitive!!!
Will post pics of these things covering up WRX fogs and Prodrive UK300 light housings. One of the best vendors and prices are straight up competitive!!!
03-05-2003, 07:40 AM
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Do not use water with the Ston Guards as they will pretty much ruin the stickiness of them. The instructions state that after applying to surface...do not wash your car for three days, but that rain is ok. I tried a little sample piece of the Ston Guard and then added water and the sample piece was useless, so be careful.
03-05-2003, 08:58 AM
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Actually you are both right!!
If you did it dry then you would end up with a big headache!!
Hank- the combo of water and alcohol keeps the adhesive to where you can move it around on the surface and still keep it sticky once it is squegeed out!! Thanks for you help bud!!
Here is a link for you both!
http://www.stongard.com/sgcontent/faq1.asp
This is straight from the Stongard website:
Installation is best when applied by a trained professional although many do-it-yourselfers have had great success. To install StonGard, a mixture of 25% rubbing alcohol and 75% water is sprayed on the clean vehicle surface as well as the adhesive side of the StonGard. This fluid allows the installer to position the StonGard to the vehicle without bonding immediately. Additionally, the alcohol allows the adhesive to flow out and become crystal clear. Once in position, a firm plastic squeegee with a low friction sleeve is used to squeegee out the excess fluid and bond the StonGard to the surface.
Thanks,
Brian
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If you did it dry then you would end up with a big headache!!
Hank- the combo of water and alcohol keeps the adhesive to where you can move it around on the surface and still keep it sticky once it is squegeed out!!
Thanks for you help bud!! Here is a link for you both!
http://www.stongard.com/sgcontent/faq1.asp
This is straight from the Stongard website:
Installation is best when applied by a trained professional although many do-it-yourselfers have had great success. To install StonGard, a mixture of 25% rubbing alcohol and 75% water is sprayed on the clean vehicle surface as well as the adhesive side of the StonGard. This fluid allows the installer to position the StonGard to the vehicle without bonding immediately. Additionally, the alcohol allows the adhesive to flow out and become crystal clear. Once in position, a firm plastic squeegee with a low friction sleeve is used to squeegee out the excess fluid and bond the StonGard to the surface.
Thanks,
Brian
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Last edited by Flash N Dash; 03-05-2003 at 09:01 AM.
03-05-2003, 09:29 AM
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Not happy with Stoneguard headlamp covers
I purchased a set of lamp covers for my WRX. I believe they caused a heat build up in the lenses which has caused cracks in both headlamp lenses. Its odd that the lenses have cracks on the same areas. If something were to have hit the lenses, I would have definately noticed it since I am the only one that drives the car. Plus it would have had to have been a large object and would have left a mark on the stoneguard cover. Which there is no mark. Right now I am mystified on how this could happen.
Have you had any other similar complaints?
Have you had any other similar complaints?