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previous owner used a pressure washer on the front grill, and laid down the condenser fins big time. I hope photos work. I'm in the process of picking them with a knife, then running through them with a condensor comb, then hitting them with a little flat black paint. it's all the way across in three places (because of the stock grille)
wow, that sucks, I heard you could do that and I don't hit mine full blast, but wow, that's some damage, good luck and get some after pics, I am interested to see the finished project.
as i said, i have to pick them up, then i can use the comb to straighten them. Thanks!
here's a better picture showing how far bent they are. it's hard to even get a razor blade edge in between them to "pick" at it to get it to stand up a little. I'm getting there though (smile)
Last edited by surveyguy; Apr 20, 2009 at 12:23 PM.
Reason: add photo
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