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Laramie night edition wheels are much nicer and sportier IMONow this is how RAM should be selling the NIGHT EDITION Package! My Black-Out is now complete
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Email them. He quoted me a price for one, but he's a friend, so not going to say the price he gave me
It is all personal preference. I actually think the Limited 22" wheels are sweet and some of the nicest looking OEM wheels on any truck manufactured today. I like the Laramie's too, but, to me, not as nice as the Limited. To each their own my friend
Will do. $269 on Amazon isn't bad, but I am in no rush to spend more money if I can get this for $225 sometime around a holiday.
I vote leave the Ram on tailgate black. I think it would be too much if it was red.
Thanks for the feedback. Actually have used Automotive Goo-Gone for the last 10 years without any issues at all. Totally safe on clear coat and painted surfaces.
After watching the video...no doubt my friend...no doubt at all!
It scratched mine when removing the dealer decal adhesive. I was able to get the scratches out pretty easily but I could see the scratches in the black paint.
Thanks...that is what I would be concerned about.
I am thinking of just replacing the entire bezel as well. The overlay doesnt look bad but it seems like a half *** way to dechrome. How did you remove your bezel???
Sheesh that’s a lot of clips. You’re right those are some serious clips too.. I have heard someone pulled their heat shield from the hood and only 4 of those clips were accessible underneath.. you’ll have to update on when you install this, curious to see which route you take.
How much does it cost for ceramic coating for RAM 1500 short bed model?
Ceramic coating, love how it makes the paint look like glass
It really depends on a huge number of factors. You can easily do it yourself for under $100.00 if you have the right tools and product. Its just time consuming so plan to spend the weekend. Some have gotten it done for around $500 and others have spent $1500-$2000 which, for me, is CRAZY! It's actually not as hard as some think. The greatest amount of time is the paint correction. The ceramic coat goes on very easy in about 2' X 2' sections (maybe a bit larger) and then just wipes off after it hazes. With a quality polisher, pad and product, paint correction is actually not bad at all to DIY.
Nope. I used the cheap one from Amazon too...
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