I say no paint.
the mirriors are very easy to remove. the plastic piece around the inside of the door pulls off...just becarful tugin on it. the connector is right there..just unplug it...remove the 3 10 mm bolts and its off. here is a pic of my painted mirriors.SonicBlueStang said:How do you remove the mirrors? Thanks
I think the matching mirrors make a HUGE difference in the look of your car. Looks fantastic. It looks so good I'm going to paint mine, and my car is black! Most people won't even notice but I think it'll be a nice touch.MickMach said:the mirriors are very easy to remove. the plastic piece around the inside of the door pulls off...just becarful tugin on it. the connector is right there..just unplug it...remove the 3 10 mm bolts and its off. here is a pic of my painted mirriors.
That's what I was thinking. Then I could just wait and buy a smooth set and ebay my stockers.boss377 said:...I'll bet Ford paints them all next year...
I really like the painted mirrors, it ties in with the rest of the car. My wife thought that they came painted. When I showed her the two options, she definetly thought painted was the way.mustangbaxter said:I painted mine less than a week after I recieved the car... my painter also painted the INSIDE of the mirror, or behind it persay... so theres NO black left at all in the mirrors... been driving it everyday since may, and no chips or cracks...
Mine are painted. I'll take some pictures and post them.Kohaku said:I'm thinking about painting the mirrors, but should I also paint those trim pieces? That detail looks fine as black plastic on a coupe with painted mirrors because it runs up and over the whole window. Painting those parts on a convertible might help it look more like part of the windshield frame. Has anybody seen this? I'd hate to paint those parts and have it look like stupid. So, paint or no paint?
Thanks for the infoMickMach said:the mirriors are very easy to remove. the plastic piece around the inside of the door pulls off...just becarful tugin on it. the connector is right there..just unplug it...remove the 3 10 mm bolts and its off. here is a pic of my painted mirriors.