Dremel experts needed
#1
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<center><img src="http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h24/blusilvr/corner.jpg"></center><p>My corner came off in my hands, just wondering if it is an easy dremel session to remove the amber. 99 A8, same style as early B5s and C4s.
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I had bought the depo clear corners, and when removing the oem corners, the glue was so brittle that it just fell apart when i took it out. I was looking at the amber inside thinking if i could have just saved myself money from buying the clears (just to make myself feel worse of course). But after trying to scrape/dremel it, it just completely ruins it. The amber is too embedded into the clear plastic for it to work, it'll leave you with a very thin layer if so, i think.
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and yes, these corners are known to fall off and dangle- and not from hitting potholes, just by themselves due to cheap tabs lol
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back a little bit, so that it locks in place just by the clip very snugly. works very well. are your oem's becoming loose? if so you should try this.
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