Tow mirror cap removal?

By MHPrior80
February 16, 2018 in Modifications & Accessories

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MHPrior80

Posted February 16, 2018

Anyone have some tips or tricks on removing the upper tow mirror caps? The brand is syppo, but over the last year the upper caps have taken on rock chips and what not and want to get them repainted then clear wrapped to protect them in the future. Thanks all

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