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i looked all over the site for the DIY for the hazard and defrost button where you take the buttons out and sand em down so you can see the led light inside it.
someone help me please?
93 Accord LX Sedan (sold)
01 Civic LX Sedan (sold)-93 Accord EX Wagon (totaled)
93 Accord SE Sedan (sold)-92 Accord EX Sedan (sold)
93 Accord SE Coupe (sold)-97 Accord SiR Wagon (sold)
yea that'd be really annoying. just a light shining back at you. f hat
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its liek this one chick i met. she invited a group of peeps to go to her room to have a smash tournament. she said she had custom controllers. when i get there they have star stickers and marker on them. she was dead serius. i almost died holding the laughter in. it was horrible lol
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Accord turbo kit under $2k here
$30 HID kits hereThread
"What a selfish bitch. She looks like one too. A smart-mouthed, facebook-ing, "i dont know if im straight, bi or *** yet" little brat." -greencb7inkc
"No Herra Frush, Slammed, tucked or frame dragging here. I'll leave that to the mini trucks...." -fishdonotbounce
never thought anyone would actually think about using this. i remember doing this just to do it, haha, but if it sparks an idea for something else then cool. later.
i have a extra set of buttons i picked up from the junkyard. any idea if i can use a different grit of sand paper, i dont feel like wasting 20 bucks on sand paper for buttons lol.
i have a extra set of buttons i picked up from the junkyard. any idea if i can use a different grit of sand paper, i dont feel like wasting 20 bucks on sand paper for buttons lol.
they're your buttons, broseph.
for this kind of project, the finer grit sandpaper you use, the less scratches you'll have in the end - and when you polish it, the smoother it'll be.
don't skimp out on using just what you've got around, especially if its anything below 1k grit.
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