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For anyone installing the glass screen protector I'd avoid using the dust removal sticker the pack comes with. It ended just leaving marks I had to wipe off.
Oh wow that throws a wrench in the mix I never had that problem with any screen protector. Thanks for posting letting everyone know! Sorry it wasnt as smooth as I made it sound

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4 hours ago, VanguardK2 said:

Oh wow that throws a wrench in the mix I never had that problem with any screen protector. Thanks for posting letting everyone know! Sorry it wasnt as smooth as I made it sound

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Not at all man. Still was pretty easy, just giving a heads up to others. Looks way more premium now with the class. The edge looks factory and feels much nicer. Hopefully easier to keep clean too. 

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On 10/19/2019 at 9:17 PM, Hobey said:

How was the install? Was there enough room to install it without tailgate removed?..thanks....had one on our 2010, tailgate removed easily on that one, but our 2019 looks harder to remove...

We'd planned on taking the tailgate off but decided not too when disconnecting the backup camera turned out to be a bear.  So we did it all w/o taking off the tailgate by lining up where the blade would go, taping on the far right clip, then the far left clip, and then the two middle clips by putting the light bard in place.  Not exactly level but I'm thinking I'm the only one who knows.  ?

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Took my ICI steps off and replaced them with Westin Thrashers. Much happier 

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39 minutes ago, Sean006 said:

Took my ICI steps off and replaced them with Westin Thrashers. Much happier 

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Looks good.  Any other angles?

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Installed my Lund Genesis Elite Roll Up Tonneau Cover. Picked this up brand new in the box for $25. Was missing one 1/4-20 1” carriage bolt and two 1/4-20 nuts. Bought those at Lowe’s for $1. $26 for a tonneau cover ain’t bad!large.55FCE9B7-21B5-4DD4-9716-9137CAAB16BF.jpeg.a5aed40649d4ba893a129d4504564b11.jpeglarge.B0B98295-9188-45F4-A4AB-05FFDB91C46D.jpeg.1ceb4b7b0ae61881f1a36890bdeba72a.jpeglarge.FD32BEBE-179A-44E6-A335-100B053CC2A6.jpeg.48a65195a75e67609f0996f10c0ecf79.jpeglarge.28E88FE9-D032-4595-957E-B31F734D7E7D.jpeg.fd38d8f06fffd2c5ebb5c140f478e1a1.jpeg

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Thats the same ones I have, they are awesome [emoji106]
Yeah they are, almost blind out the rear view camera. 28398c8a3187dcd1590573be942455fb.jpg

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Took the wheels to get powder coated Monday and got them back today and mounted. [emoji1786][emoji1786][emoji1786]

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29 minutes ago, bhowatt said:

Took the wheels to get powder coated Monday and got them back today and mounted. emoji1786.pngemoji1786.pngemoji1786.png

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Looks great with the blue!

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Installed the heated steering wheel on my 2016 LT.  Install was easy and straightforward.  Really should have done it years ago. 

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Looks great with the blue!

Thanks! Total different look


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.. installed a set of BLE TPMS for motorcycle on the manual fill valve for my air bags.. now I can keep tabs on the bag pressure from my phone.. they are surprisingly accurate as well.

 

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