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 Jun 14 2024, 05:06 PM
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Good afternoon,
Ok. I spaced out my lettering for the engine lid and opened the emblem secure pins package from 914 Rubber and it has melted tar around them. Am I to assume that it is meant to be left on as it is a melted mess. All the other pics I have seen online do not show the tar. Advice appreciated, Brett  |
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