Painting Rims?
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03-27-2009, 09:29 PM
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Great DIY here
03-28-2009, 08:54 AM
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The "A" youre talking about is in the center cap. Search around for new center caps..
03-28-2009, 11:13 AM
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eh not very luxurious. more like a luxurious looking version of the accord... but isn't luxurious by itself. it uses faux leather on places you don't touch, like the back of the front seats... sneaky bastards... and the leather isn't that great. the doors close like other hondas... and you get a lot of wind noise at high speeds. the car definitely doesn't feel like it's built as strong as a merc... even though those are a lot more expensive than acura's comparing the same class of cars.
oh and painting oem rims?... eh, no me gusta.
oh and painting oem rims?... eh, no me gusta.
03-28-2009, 01:04 PM
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eh not very luxurious. more like a luxurious looking version of the accord... but isn't luxurious by itself. it uses faux leather on places you don't touch, like the back of the front seats... sneaky bastards... and the leather isn't that great. the doors close like other hondas... and you get a lot of wind noise at high speeds. the car definitely doesn't feel like it's built as strong as a merc... even though those are a lot more expensive than acura's comparing the same class of cars.
oh and painting oem rims?... eh, no me gusta.
oh and painting oem rims?... eh, no me gusta.
03-28-2009, 01:20 PM
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lol but everyone gets some level of wind noise at high speeds, maybe you need a new weatherstrip? either way you'll probably hear it.
03-29-2009, 05:48 PM
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dont worry phee...Im ghetto as well.
eddystone: depending on severity, that sandpaper will probably work. I had a few spots that I had to hit with my grinder, and then sand after.
eddystone: depending on severity, that sandpaper will probably work. I had a few spots that I had to hit with my grinder, and then sand after.
05-09-2012, 08:03 PM
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just looking at the forum now, im getting my stock rims redone by mercades, my uncle works their for 200$. he said if i want to powder coat them in no charge, u guys think i should get them powder coated black?
did i just read.
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