[Z06] Black rear view mirrors
02-08-2012, 10:24 PM
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Just wrap'em.
Wraps now-a-days a pretty high quality, looks stock/factory, and the item or part can be undone/transformed back to the state before they were wrapped.
I've worked in body shops for 15+ years...... You pay $400 for a shop to paint your mirrors and you're getting ripped off in a major way <- no offense to lowwhite
02-10-2012, 10:24 AM
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Just wrap'em.
Wraps now-a-days a pretty high quality, looks stock/factory, and the item or part can be undone/transformed back to the state before they were wrapped.
I've worked in body shops for 15+ years...... You pay $400 for a shop to paint your mirrors and you're getting ripped off in a major way <- no offense to lowwhite
Just wrap'em.
Wraps now-a-days a pretty high quality, looks stock/factory, and the item or part can be undone/transformed back to the state before they were wrapped.
I've worked in body shops for 15+ years...... You pay $400 for a shop to paint your mirrors and you're getting ripped off in a major way <- no offense to lowwhite
Would they still have to be taken off of the car??
If I go through the trouble of removing them, then I probably
would just have them painted.
02-11-2012, 11:11 AM
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Called two vinyl shops and get the "bring it in and we will
look at it answer". Then they can charge me the corvette tax I guess.
Just want to have an idea before I take it in of what would be a fair price.
look at it answer". Then they can charge me the corvette tax I guess.
Just want to have an idea before I take it in of what would be a fair price.
02-11-2012, 05:25 PM
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The Corvette tax generally refers to specialty items that are specific to a Corvette. All we're talking about here is a little vinyl wrap to put on two mirrors. A corvette tax shouldn't come into play in this scenario
02-11-2012, 06:02 PM
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Just wrap'em.
Wraps now-a-days a pretty high quality, looks stock/factory, and the item or part can be undone/transformed back to the state before they were wrapped.
I've worked in body shops for 15+ years...... You pay $400 for a shop to paint your mirrors and you're getting ripped off in a major way <- no offense to lowwhite
Just wrap'em.
Wraps now-a-days a pretty high quality, looks stock/factory, and the item or part can be undone/transformed back to the state before they were wrapped.
I've worked in body shops for 15+ years...... You pay $400 for a shop to paint your mirrors and you're getting ripped off in a major way <- no offense to lowwhite
