Shaved Rear Windshield Wiper

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Anyone have their rear windshield wiper shaved?
I took of the assembly and it looks a lot cleaner but how did you shave it?
Shop? How much was it?


Thanks :)
 

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Anyone have their rear windshield wiper shaved?
I took of the assembly and it looks a lot cleaner but how did you shave it?
Shop? How much was it?


Thanks :)



I had my wiper and glass button done at a shop. They charged me $1000 out the door but that also included removing 4 or 5 dents, touching up any nics or scratches and fix a front bumper bracket that was bent. I don't know the exact price to shave the wiper but I would assume between $350 and $550 depending on the shop. The tailgate is aluminum so the welding to cover the holes is what I believe is so costly. Sorry I couldn't be more help!
PM Atomichoe - He is in the body shop business and could probally give you a much better answer!!

He are the pics of mine A** so you get an idea! :Handshake:

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Sure looks nice with it shaved, but I kinda like having it. When its raining I have pretty much zero visibility out the back until I turn the wiper on. Just my .02
 

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I had my wiper and glass button done at a shop. They charged me $1000 out the door but that also included removing 4 or 5 dents, touching up any nics or scratches and fix a front bumper bracket that was bent. I don't know the exact price to shave the wiper but I would assume between $350 and $550 depending on the shop. The tailgate is aluminum so the welding to cover the holes is what I believe is so costly. Sorry I couldn't be more help!
PM Atomichoe - He is in the body shop business and could probally give you a much better answer!!

He are the pics of mine A** so you get an idea! :Handshake:

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did you relocate the window button or do you never open it up anymore?
 

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My glass pushbutton is now my rear view camera hole. Many companys have trunk poping kits that have a small actuator/solenoid that can be wired up for a push button on the dash or whereever. I have my glass set up this way, using a stainless steel wire attached to the releasing lever, around a mini brass pully I machined and then down to the solenoid. A little complicated, I'll post a pictures sometime...
 

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lol nnbs has the glass poppwer right above the licence plate. Out of site out of mind. NENERNENER. I would miss my wiper to much but that is a damn nice look.
 

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rain? whats rain. hardly rains here in AZ.

there are some rear hatches made of steel. but most are aluminum
 

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when we re do mine i wanna shave the whole rear.. so just the glass opens.. no wipers, buttons, handles, i wanna keep the taillights but paint them solid to match the truck. so the whole rear is just corner to corner hurt

My dude said the most expensive part is repainting it.. just to give you an idea of cost.
 

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