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dupli-color DE1634 Chrysler/GM low gloss is the lowest sheen ceramic high heat paint that is in my opinion a bit better since it will resist oil, atf, etc., and less chance of "chalking" over time. Or the the DA1605 flat black if you go that route.

I would black it out on a white car. Either a flat or low gloss.

Sorry to hear about that. I too have an absolute HATRED of thieves and think they need to have there hands cut off since the law doesn't seem to do enough to stop these pieces of crap. A few things you can do as an add on to what has been already suggested is, 1. put an alarm sign or sticker up...

Plasma cutter and a protractor setup. :thumbrig: otherwise an air saw would probably be easy.

It comes with the gas setup so it would be better than what you have but it is really only good for thin metal. Body or exhaust work would be fine but not really anything else. most of the small machines will say stuff like up 1/8 inch but not really single pass. if you can afford it go a step...

when I worked at the auto store we had our local glass guy who would always come in and buy this stuff in a small plastic tub called WSR, water spot remover.

things like this always show up when i have no money! PITFA! just like the other headlight trim ring i needed.

This stuff i think its called metal to metal or something like that. it comes in a grey can at most auto paint stores. it looks like anti-sieze and is a pain to sand but works great.

I too used a torch and it went fairly quick. just keep in mind your neighbors might not like you for a while. :bootysha: smokey.

wow! thats gonna be some late night grinding and welding going on with that one. i feel for ya man. maybe you will find some bra ads and could post it in the hot babes and mopars thread since it would have been part of the car! lol!

i just used a hammer and block on the outside. i got great results and just worked slowly. keep in mind i wasnt worried about my paint since its going to be redone soon anyway.