The cost of OEM perfection is NOT CHEAP! In today's video, the Acura RSX gets a handful of new and used OEM goods to clean things up! Needless to say, I'm missing my cheap Junkyard Honda Parts at this point...
Since picking up my (new to me) 2005 Acura RSX, there's been a handful of things I've wanted to restore or fix. Many of these things being parts I can still order new, but is the cost actually worth it? The short answer, no. But since I'm wanting to do this car to a beautiful OEM+ spec, some of these parts aren't cheap. So today we tackle the unsightly exterior trim on the windows and replace them with new OEM trim from Acura. Overall, a pretty straightforward install, just be careful not to break anything along the way!
To top that off, I'm a sucker for OEM floor mats and mine had seen better days. I attempted to re-dye the mats with duplicolor fabric spray, but wasn't happy with how they looked or felt. So, I dug DEEP and pulled the trigger on a set of freshy OEM Type S mats in charcoal grey. But because I'm a crazy honda person, I wanted the all weather mats too. So thanks to Hector and Obed, I was able to get a hold of a full set of the all weather front and rear mats.
So you're probably reading this thinking, Anthony did you just make a video on floor mats? Yes. I'm trying to document everything on the car (including the little stuff) to help the acura RSX community and because I think its fun. So I hope you can nerd out with me on this stuff too!
Here's the website I ordered the OEM parts from: www.oemacuraparts.com
Adams Tire and Rubber Cleaner: amzn.to/3SPxfF7
Detail Factory Scrub Brush:amzn.to/3rmZYFx
Duplicolor Fabric Paint: amzn.to/3Rpsml7
Thanks for watching!
- ALLDAYANTHONY
24 авг 2024
