Smoked side marker threads?
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We have not had any complaints with these yet. I feel the price is more then fair when you think of the work that is put into them. Alot of shops sell these now ( Buschur racing, AMS, Lancer shop and slowboyracing). You can find them on any of their sites and ours (www.stmdsm.com) If they were not as nice as I am saying, I dont think these Top shops would bother with them.
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I know some people aren't diyer's but honestly it took me about one hour to remove the markers both front and rear and paint them with some VHT Nite Shades that I purchased from O'Reilly's for around ~$10. Why would someone pay $138 for the same exact product they could do themselves for $10?
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I know some people aren't diyer's but honestly it took me about one hour to remove the markers both front and rear and paint them with some VHT Nite Shades that I purchased from O'Reilly's for around ~$10. Why would someone pay $138 for the same exact product they could do themselves for $10?
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I'm not doubting your work quality. Doing a cost benefit analysis though makes a person wonder if it is financially worth it to buy a set of smoked markers as opposed to smoking them yourself.
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I do agree that smoke goes well with the GG. There's something about the stealth look that appeals. That's kind of what I'm going for but it's kind of difficult with a red car.