Exactly as the title states

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Unconditional Surrender

I've heard they can be a real be-atch, which is why I'm not doing mine until I get my car painted. Have you looked at this thread? Looks to be an awesome instruction on how to do them.

//www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/070656.html

:Yeah I was using that thred to do it that way and could not get one screw out so now i have to wait like a week for rodneys tool.
I'm planning on getting the topsdown dew wipe cause it's cheap.

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Unconditional Surrender

I bought dew wipes for both sides. Replaced the driver's side, and decided the passenger side still looked fine.

I hear you! I did two Indy's dewipes in one day. The first set went on really easy. Center screw first the the rest and I used Rodney Dickman's dew wipe tool. That thing is invaluable!!! The second set was a PITA and took me twice as long as the first set. One set was Fiero Store and one set was DIY Stu's. Both were decent quality but Stu's was a bit better both in fit and quality.

Took mine off for paint, never went back on !

I replaced my Phillips head screws with stainless steelhex head screws so I will never have to deal with a stripped head again. I have done 6 sets of dew wipes over the last 3 years, John Stricker's method is hands down the easiest.

Dr. W.

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