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Sun Visor

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Kouki MonsterFebruary 4, 2011
#369547

Sun Visor

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Anyone mess with infitini ones? do they come apart? it is a two piece deal but doesnt want to pry open

any help would be appreciated
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Anyone mess with infitini ones? do they come apart? it is a two piece deal but doesnt want to pry open

any help would be appreciated
berlinas2k2February 4, 2011
#369586
You going to wrap it or add a tv?
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You going to wrap it or add a tv?
Kouki MonsterFebruary 4, 2011
#369642
Wrap it. And who does TVs any more we use ipad and iPhones now hahaha. Actually that's a tight idea.
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Wrap it. And who does TVs any more we use ipad and iPhones now hahaha. Actually that's a tight idea.
brainneededFebruary 4, 2011
#369661
Kouki Monster;369642 wrote:Wrap it. And who does TVs any more we use ipad and iPhones now hahaha. Actually that's a tight idea.


hardwire iPod touches with a cricket ispot.
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[QUOTE=Kouki Monster;369642]Wrap it. And who does TVs any more we use ipad and iPhones now hahaha. Actually that's a tight idea.[/QUOTE]

hardwire iPod touches with a cricket ispot.
burgyFebruary 7, 2011
#369892
check my Interior build thread, I pried them apart and painted the interior mirror and then wrapped the entire thing and put it all back together.

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check my Interior build thread, I pried them apart and painted the interior mirror and then wrapped the entire thing and put it all back together.
 
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DamicciFebruary 8, 2011
#370268
PIA to do. If you can get away with out taking them apart do that. I a drywall spatula will do you wonders and lots of patients.
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PIA to do. If you can get away with out taking them apart do that. I a drywall spatula will do you wonders and lots of patients.
burgyFebruary 8, 2011
#370278
^that in combination with a long necked thin headed reguklar screw driver. Start a cut with the drywall spatula/knife and then jam the screw driver into the same cut. PATIENTS!!
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^that in combination with a long necked thin headed reguklar screw driver.  Start a cut with the drywall spatula/knife and then jam the screw driver into the same cut.  PATIENTS!!
Green PouponFebruary 9, 2011
#370308
Burgy, I think we spent more time on that one visor you are holding then all the ostrich on the doors combined.

Kouki Monster, uh oh now that you have pulled that off you can't go back!!

Not fun, not easy to open, not easy to put back together.

It won't 'pop' open if you pry it open, the inner plastic push clamp tabs (3-4) have to be broken and then you just reglue the thing together. We glued the 2 parts back together by the black vinyl.

Also so it won't show thru, we used a sheet of thin plastic (like a for sale sign or something) to cover all the little holes that are on the visor, like the 2 little ones by the retainer in the first pic in the thread.
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Burgy, I think we spent more time on that one visor you are holding then all the ostrich on the doors combined.  

Kouki Monster, uh oh now that you have pulled that off you can't go back!!

Not fun, not easy to open, not easy to put back together.  

It won't 'pop' open if you pry it open, the inner plastic push clamp tabs (3-4) have to be broken and then you just reglue the thing together.  We glued the 2 parts back together by the black vinyl.

Also so it won't show thru, we used a sheet of thin plastic (like a for sale sign or something) to cover all the little holes that are on the visor, like the 2 little ones by the retainer in the first pic in the thread.
Kouki MonsterFebruary 9, 2011
#370309
I just used a metal spatch and a torch to heat it. Work smart not harder lol I think the f50 ones are to new so they do not seperate where you show. They use a lot more surface area to glue
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I just used a metal spatch and a torch to heat it. Work smart not harder lol I think the f50 ones are to new so they do not seperate where you show. They use a lot more surface area to glue
Kouki MonsterFebruary 9, 2011
#370311
Pull what off and can't go back?
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Pull what off and can't go back?
Green PouponFebruary 9, 2011
#370313
That heatformed cover! Isn't that your pic in the first pic of the thread? I didn't realized its a F50 it looks exactly like the Y33 visor which, if you pull off the OEM fabric that is heat stamped to the visor seal, there is no way to get it back on.
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That heatformed cover! Isn't that your pic in the first pic of the thread? I didn't realized its a F50 it looks exactly like the Y33 visor which, if you pull off the OEM fabric that is heat stamped to the visor seal, there is no way to get it back on.
Kouki MonsterFebruary 9, 2011
#370315
Oh yeah I know it's funny how much they cross a lot of parts over. But yeah I tore it off made my pattern from it. It wouldn't go back in unless it was wraped. So not worried about it to much but thanks for the heart palpitation lol
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Oh yeah I know it's funny how much they cross a lot of parts over. But yeah I tore it off made my pattern from it. It wouldn't go back in unless it was wraped. So not worried about it to much but thanks for the heart palpitation lol
burgyFebruary 10, 2011
#370774
Just put mine back in today! Visors are all finished!
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Just put mine back in today!  Visors are all finished!
DamicciFebruary 11, 2011
#370978
PICS OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN!
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PICS OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN!
burgyFebruary 17, 2011
#372019
Haha. Soon, should be in Liberty Blog soon....I just need to take some quality pics.
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Haha. Soon, should be in Liberty Blog soon....I just need to take some quality pics.