Installed Rear Bumper Fascia/Hitch Cover, what do you think?
ORIGINAL: tahoe07
25U is the dark blue metallic
25U is the dark blue metallic
The REAL code is in the glove box. It is on the bottom line next to last code on mine, I believe.
I have a paint code list from the dealer. You know, one of those postcard sized cards with a line of color and the codes. Most of the time that will get you what you need. Some companies want the other code. I think it is817K for mine as opposed to the 63U that most call it.
I have a paint code list from the dealer. You know, one of those postcard sized cards with a line of color and the codes. Most of the time that will get you what you need. Some companies want the other code. I think it is817K for mine as opposed to the 63U that most call it.
ORIGINAL: tahoe07
The REAL code is in the glove box. It is on the bottom line, I believe.
The REAL code is in the glove box. It is on the bottom line, I believe.
Try this link to find possible numbers. The VERY BOTTOM number on my glove box list was the 817K found on this list should you need that code for something...link didn't work
Yes, it does slide! I dont think I am going to paint it. I dont think painting the rubber seal would cause any damage. HOwever, when it slides it would be rubbing and may be almost impossible to keep paint on it! I am just going to leave it as is! Thanks!
I dont know if it is the amount of paint, or what. But the arm section with actual wiper doesnt seem to flex the same way it did. The wiper doesnt always touch 100 of the window. It seems there isnt enough pressure to now flex the blade onto the window. Have you watched yours while it is going?? Maybe it will get better over time. But this is my only issue with painting it. As for the looks, it looks great. However the function was affected. But I hardly use it and would take the look over the function of the rear wiper anyday! 















Mine was not effected. I made sure to move it between coats like I said in the e-mail.
Let it dry forawhile then run it through its' range of motion. I also let mine dry in the sun for a few days before re-install. I put it inside the family room by thefrench doors and "baked" it for two days.
Let it dry forawhile then run it through its' range of motion. I also let mine dry in the sun for a few days before re-install. I put it inside the family room by thefrench doors and "baked" it for two days.




