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I refinished mine this year and used Mar-Hyde 3811 trim paint. makes it look OEM.
I soaked them in paint stripper for 5 weeks, cleaned off all the old paint, it came down to hooking it out with a mini screwdriver. Washing thoroughly. Primed with Rustoleum green/grey etch primer and 5-6 coats of Mar-Hyde 3811. Should be good for 35 years or so.
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I soaked them in paint stripper for 5 weeks, cleaned off all the old paint, it came down to hooking it out with a mini screwdriver. Washing thoroughly. Primed with Rustoleum green/grey etch primer and 5-6 coats of Mar-Hyde 3811. Should be good for 35 years or so.
There is a blade refill that will work left and right. I bought every blade refill that Rockauto had and found one that fit. It has stainless ribs. I cut it down to 14" for the right side using a cut off wheel on the grinder.
Let me look for the model number.
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Let me look for the model number.
OK the wiper blade refill that fits the stock Supra wipers is the:
ANCO 19-17 425mm
SKU 0 37577 08000 5
RockAuto: More Information for ANCO 1917
Measure 3 times cut once and remember not to stretch the rubber when cutting. Use a razor blade.
Cut the stainless ribs with a dremel or grinder.
ANCO 19-17 425mm
SKU 0 37577 08000 5
RockAuto: More Information for ANCO 1917
Wiper & Washer Wiper Blade Refill 17" Blade Refill Parts | RockAuto
RockAuto ships auto parts and body parts from over 300 manufacturers to customers' doors worldwide, all at warehouse prices. Easy to use parts catalog.
www.rockauto.com
Measure 3 times cut once and remember not to stretch the rubber when cutting. Use a razor blade.
Cut the stainless ribs with a dremel or grinder.
rhartmaier - I got the Mar-Hyde 3811 from the local parts store ( jobers ) they had the best price. 2 cans for $32. Amazon wanted $40 EACH. Keep in mind these cans always go bad at 25-30% left in the can and stop spraying smoothly. So if you think 1 is enough buy two. Need two? Buy 3 etc...
Also whatever you are spraying do it vertically. They suck spraying on a horizontal surface. The like to drop puddles on the piece you are working on and just generally drip. I did my side mouldings on a custom set of bucks to hold them vertically. Only way I could get an even finish.
When I sprayed the wipers I hung them on wire and just held them out in front of me. Then after a coat I would hang to flash for 10-15 minutes then apply another coat. The can says scuff with 3M scotchbright and do 2 coats. Nuh-uhh. 5-7 thin coats works best. Been there done that multiple times this past summer.
Also whatever you are spraying do it vertically. They suck spraying on a horizontal surface. The like to drop puddles on the piece you are working on and just generally drip. I did my side mouldings on a custom set of bucks to hold them vertically. Only way I could get an even finish.
When I sprayed the wipers I hung them on wire and just held them out in front of me. Then after a coat I would hang to flash for 10-15 minutes then apply another coat. The can says scuff with 3M scotchbright and do 2 coats. Nuh-uhh. 5-7 thin coats works best. Been there done that multiple times this past summer.
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