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@@OverlandJunkie1 - I never had that issue.

@@miltain - at what time in the video?

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@@kingslakr - I only had these parts in my car for like 5 months because it was only a temporary thing. I had all parts replaced with all black panels. The parts does get scuffed up white easily and can be rubbed away with water. It's kind of like scratching your skin with your fingernail; the skin scuffs up white but when you wipe with water it goes away.

Still got it! Freakin love my EK so much. I only get to drive it like once every 1-2 months now. I cherish every moment with it now and look for every moment to take it out when I have time.

@@MichaelFlare very pleased been a great journey to share with you

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@@MichaelFlare good looking

No because I didn’t want it to be glossy.

@@MichaelFlare thank you for the quick reponse. I was just wondering if it would help the paint last. 😆👍🏻

@@d.phothirath5084 - I think paint would last longer with clear coat to be honest.

1. There is no difference. I did EXACTLY what the program shows to do. I'm not exactly sure I'm understanding your second and third questions. How come you're skipping some steps in the program? Why not do the whole thing. I spent 5+ years practicing headspins every single day on my own and was never able to do it properly and let go of my hands. This program took me almost a year but it work for sure.

Are you serious? Let me look it up. LOL I do know that that movie was filmed in Georgia.

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No, they are the original door cards from the car.

@MichaelFlare damn lucky find or did u clean them up?

@@BigDreamsGarage - I'm actually confused. Are you talking about the fabric on the door card or the structure of the door card? Because in this video, I painted it red so what you see is fresh paint on the fabric. For the structure, I don't understand how you're supposed to clean it up when it's underneath the fabric where nobody will ever see. It's like removing carpet in your house and cleaning the wood floors and putting the carpet back on. Nobody will ever do that.

@@MichaelFlare the plastic and vynl on the doorcards not the fabric

Yeah, it's ALL original from the car. It just fresly painted as soon in this video.

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@@MichaelFlare thanks for the info bro

I only had these parts in my car for like 5 months because it was only a temporary thing. I had all parts replaced with all black panels. The parts does get scuffed up white easily and can be rubbed away with water. It's kind of like scratching your skin with your fingernail; the skin scuffs up white but when you wipe with water it goes away.

No, I didn’t. The new paint job in 2020, I got the jams painted. It was a $6000 paint job. I had to have them paint the jams for my dream paint job.

Trust me, I thought very hard for that 2000 conversion. I could have EASILY did it during the RHD conversion because I removed everything, even REPLACED the radiator support! You can see it in my “Operation RHD” video. At the end, I ultimately decided on the 96-98 version because it was the WORLD’s very first Civic Type R version, and I wanted to keep it that way. Even modern video games are switching back to this version because I guess for the same reason.

@@MichaelFlare thank you for replying. I am keeping it the original version then. The 2000 version looks so cool. But il keep it OG with the 1998 front end. Your videos insipire to work on my project with my son. At times i feel like giving up or wondering what I got myself into lmao. But the end result is always worth it. It took me about 3 yrs to restore my 1993 del sol si captiva blue. Im excited to restore my ek this time

@@tacticalsamurai9851 - please do not do something because I did it. If you want the facelift conversion then do it.

@@MichaelFlare i actually am torn between the two lol. They both look too good lmao. But im on a budget and the original setup I have now fits the budget.

I only did this because it was a temporarily interior look until my real black interior panels came in a few months after. I no longer have any of these pieces inside my are because it has all been swapped with the real items. During those few months of having these inside, I can tell you that it didn't chip nor flake off. However, the panels scuff very easily. It's exactly like taking your fingernail and scratching it across your arm. It turns white but when you rub it away, it will come off just like your scraped skin. The painted panels have the exact same effect.

Thank you 😊

Maybe the bushing is the wrong size? It's supposed to be super snug fit.

Do you have the link from where you bought the sway bar kit from?

No, they come with EVERYTHING you need including it's own top hats! Thank God. I hate re-using old top hats.

@@MichaelFlare nice, same here. Going for the install today after I finish my front lower control arms. Wish I had a type r like you same car just red hatch here

Aircraft paint remover/stripper.

I'm not sure about EG. I really think it'll work though because DC2 and EG share the same chassis parts. I could be wrong though.

Best option is to honestly replace the interior panels with a model that comes with the color you want. Nothing beats how the factory does it in both quality and look.

I only had these parts in my car for like 5 months because it was only a temporary thing. I had all parts replaced with all black panels. The parts does get scuffed up white easily and can be rubbed away with water. It's kind of like scratching your skin with your fingernail; the skin scuffs up white but when you wipe with water it goes away.

What happened?