Clean cut for FMI?
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Clean cut for FMI?
Hey what do people use for cutting up the bumper for front mount intercoolers. I'm trying to get a clean cut. Don't wanna look ridged like half these cats on the streets.
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Re: Clean cut for FMI? (laoboyb18)
If your carefull you can use a heat gun and cut it with a utility knife or an xacto knife. I did that for a customer on his 99 accord foglights, just heat it from the unpainted side otherwise it will burn the paint
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Re: Clean cut for FMI? (ccjustin)
i dont know if i would want to use an exacto on the whole thing. maybe on parts like the fog lights but the hole middle section would really take some time. good idea though
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Re: Clean cut for FMI? (tallyturbo)
I used a dremel and a sawzall for the bumper support, and an exacto knife for the plastic grill, takes a bit of hand muscle, but you can be a bit more accurate than with a dremel, just take your time.
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Re: Clean cut for FMI? (UPYOURZ)
I used a hacksaw to cut my grille for my fog lights. I will be using it again to cut my grille for my intercooler. I just sanded it down where it wasn't smooth. It took a while but blades are cheap and just make sure you get the roughest blades possible.
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