Front GFX scrape prevention
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Front GFX scrape prevention
I know I'm not the only one here that scrapes the front lip leaving driveways and stuff.I was trying to think of way to prevent from messing up the paint and I was kind of thinking about using bedliner on the bottom and maybe like an inch on the front but idk how it would look. Any ideas?
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Re: Front GFX scrape prevention
4x4 Camaro. These cars sit so low you almost always hit. I killed the paint on the bottom of my lip scraping it against the ground.
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Re: Front GFX scrape prevention
yea thats what i want to eliminate if i can find a way to fix this then fix my clear on my roof my paint will be damn near perfect
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Re: Front GFX scrape prevention
Angles. Take every damn incline at an angle. lol Don't mean to be blunt but thats what has been working for me. Trust me, I barely ever scrape anymore (unless I'm in a hurry) and my driveway is a 30-40 degree slant and at the bottom it changes into an even steeper slant (probably about 45 degrees) so the fact that I can make it not scrape there should show that it is a pretty good method. Also when you go at an angle make sure you slow the hell down. It's pretty obvious why you should.
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