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Removing exterior mirror covers

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  • Removing exterior mirror covers

    I need to paint the coloured mirror covers on a Mk3 and can't work out how to remove the painted mirror covers. They look like they clip off but I don't want to force them. I'd rather remove them rather than just mask.

    Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

    cheers...doc

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    take the mirror out with two flat head screwdrivers just be carefull not to crack it, there is some clips to push there like half arrows thats the only way i can explain them lol
    2007 polo gti

    1995 golf mk3 8v

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      They do come out with force, I end up breaking one side and could never get the other side back in correctly.
      I say mask them its much easyer lol.
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        Thanks for the info. Sounds like a large possibility of breakage. I think I'll just mask them. Better to put the cash into something I need rather than something I broke.

        cheers

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        • #5
          Originally posted by doc View Post
          Better to put the cash into something I need rather than something I broke.
          Ahhh... the money I have spent on things I have "fixed"...

          If it has an engine or heartbeat it's going to cost you.

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