I feel like an idiot but....
#1
I feel like an idiot but....
Well this is going to sound rediculously dumb..
Ok well im taking off all my black trim and redoing it all cause all the black is chipped off..well i got the trim on all 4 side of the winshield off, but the black straight trim above the door will not come off, ive been prying and everything but its starting to bend a little, is there any trick to getting this off??? sorry if im taking up bandwidth for retarted questions
Ok well im taking off all my black trim and redoing it all cause all the black is chipped off..well i got the trim on all 4 side of the winshield off, but the black straight trim above the door will not come off, ive been prying and everything but its starting to bend a little, is there any trick to getting this off??? sorry if im taking up bandwidth for retarted questions
#7
I suggest leaving them on and refurbishing them in place. The 2 drip rail trimmers are the only parts missing on my widebody. The ones I took off no longer fit, nor will they stay in place, and yes, I am careful about removal. The pieces distort/twist easily and there are little plactic clips inside that may not be availible.
Had I known they would be such a pit to reinstall, I would have left them in place or shaved them.
Had I known they would be such a pit to reinstall, I would have left them in place or shaved them.
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#11
Originally Posted by gilmore03
well what im doing is stripping the paint off and then polishing it , because thats chrome underneath.
well it isnt chrome underniethi can tell you that,
it is aluminum though which does look quite allot like chome when polished,
cool idea, ill show you guys what ive done once its finished, i dont think youd get the right idea if i just explained...
-Paul
#14
Originally Posted by Dan_s_young
ummm I have taken mine out... its pretty easy, you just sit in the car, use a blade screwdriver and lightly pry the sucker out, it pops right out....
#15
I was able to put it back on by having the door open, sitting on the seat, and snapping part of the piece in at a time... It takes a little bit of patience, but its pretty easy to do.... I just worked it on little bit by little bit with my fingers, and for the surround around the windshield, you can get a kit from Victoria british to replace all the brital plastic clips that break when you take off the trim. Everything went back together pretty easily, just with reassembaly take your time, its really straight forward...
Last edited by Dan_s_young; 12-02-05 at 10:43 PM.
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