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Old 01-13-2017, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by sigma pi
I have them, they are good.
Just ordered them. Do they fit like they are stock or are they going to look like something a teenager would put on 94 civic?
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94 civic.



JK It looks pretty good. They just stick on with double sided tape. They look pretty stock unless you really look hard
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3 years and running with gloss black pillar covers. No issues.


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Originally Posted by gorilla33
Has anyone ever experienced this? I have no idea what it could possibly be.
Mine did something similar. I have a 2010 and I tried to have it replaced under warranty. Ford told me it was wear and tear. I think mine happened from going through car washes.

My post from 5 years ago has pictures of my b pilars passenger side only.

https://www.f150forum.com/f28/black-...fading-218835/
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You ever move from that dirt alley?
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Yes, Now I live in a much more inhospitable climate. Miami Fl.

You know what's so nice about it? It's so close to the United States. LOL

Still have the 2010 F150. Black plastic is in good condition for 8 years old.
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Originally Posted by NastyFFX4
Wow. The only thing that came to mind was there some sort of mirrors pointing right at those spots. Can you feel the damage or is it only visual?



I’m trying to figure out the exact same thing. Came out one day to find this.
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I’m trying to figure out the exact same thing. Came out one day to find this.
I'm curious... do you visit automatic car washes?
I saw a response above asking the OP... and I'm trying to find a common denominator.
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It's probably those college kids that did the crop circles.
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I gotta think it's a reflection thing. I've seen vinyl siding on houses melted by the sun reflecting off a window. The window was slightly concave shaped and focused the sun similar to a magnifying glass. Hit the whole thing with a heat gun and see if you can even it out.



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