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Use a pencil eraser. I found that anything else looked like it removed the residue, but all it did was cover it up and you could see it again in a few days.
I am wondering if the vent surround (the piece that is silver in 172s) comes out seperately from the rest of the dashboard. I don't want to try prying it off with a screwdriver because it looks to me as if it doesn't.
As you may have guessed, I want to paint it silver. So will I just have to...
I was emptying the ashtray in my car of assorted bits of rubbish, when I dropped the thing and the spring flew off! I have been trying for the last 30mins and I can't figure out how the spring went, so if someone could do me a big favour and take a picture of one with the spring fitted, that...
It's fairly easy, you can get a great finish usually so long as you put plenty of time into preparing them. The end quality will only be as good as the prep before paint.
You should keep them blue. I really like the contrast second time I looked at the pic.
I noticed you have a Honda Beat... what is it like? My brother loves the sound of Beats, although I have never seen one, he has been trying to find a Mugen tuned one, but I dont think he will. How does it handle?
I used a product called Rain Racer. It's a bit of effort to put on, but it will last 1500 miles. It was two stage, one was the "burnishing gel" which intensively cleaned the glass, then the actual product. You have to rub very hard when applying it, that's why it's tough work.