Thank you for posting. Someone kicked in my passenger fender and did some pretty good damage. I don't want to take it into a shop to replace it if I could do it myself.
The color code for your car is in the door jam. An auto parts store should be able to help you with the color code. The Dupli-Color worked really well for my fenders, and hood. Here is a link: amzn.to/3zi1OZO Double check your color code.
I got so lucky with a 500$ running Honda Civic 1998 it has a bad trunk lock missing drivers side fender and a slightly dented drivers door where do you suggest I buy these parts from?? Btw your videos are super helpful
For body parts, I like TYC. Though not TYC, something like this will work: amzn.to/2WKQFNR . After pricing online, check with your local auto body repair shops. If you find one, that will sell you at close to online prices, go with them. That way if there is a problem with the part, you can get it taken care of easy. Also, parts for 2 door, and 4 door are different. Also, 98, and 99, are not the same. Always get your part for a 1998.
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Thank you for posting. Someone kicked in my passenger fender and did some pretty good damage. I don't want to take it into a shop to replace it if I could do it myself.
The color code for your car is in the door jam. An auto parts store should be able to help you with the color code. The Dupli-Color worked really well for my fenders, and hood. Here is a link: amzn.to/3zi1OZO Double check your color code.
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Always check, sometime Honda has good prices. It is hit and miss.
I got so lucky with a 500$ running Honda Civic 1998 it has a bad trunk lock missing drivers side fender and a slightly dented drivers door where do you suggest I buy these parts from?? Btw your videos are super helpful
For body parts, I like TYC. Though not TYC, something like this will work: amzn.to/2WKQFNR . After pricing online, check with your local auto body repair shops. If you find one, that will sell you at close to online prices, go with them. That way if there is a problem with the part, you can get it taken care of easy. Also, parts for 2 door, and 4 door are different. Also, 98, and 99, are not the same. Always get your part for a 1998.