Removing door trim
#1
Removing door trim
I was buffing my car today and I noticed that the door trim was a little loose. Can I go ahead and just remove it? It didn't look like there was anything but tape holding it on. Thanks.
Kevin.
Kevin.
#2
Re: Removing door trim
Originally posted by lunchbox
I was buffing my car today and I noticed that the door trim was a little loose. Can I go ahead and just remove it? It didn't look like there was anything but tape holding it on. Thanks.
Kevin.
I was buffing my car today and I noticed that the door trim was a little loose. Can I go ahead and just remove it? It didn't look like there was anything but tape holding it on. Thanks.
Kevin.
if so, I believe that there are holes behind that trim, so you might not want to remove it.
#3
Re: Removing door trim
Originally posted by lunchbox
I was buffing my car today and I noticed that the door trim was a little loose. Can I go ahead and just remove it? It didn't look like there was anything but tape holding it on. Thanks.
Kevin.
I was buffing my car today and I noticed that the door trim was a little loose. Can I go ahead and just remove it? It didn't look like there was anything but tape holding it on. Thanks.
Kevin.
If you plan to take it off, you should use a heatgun / blowdryer to warm up the trim so the adhesive won't stick so hard to the car.
#5
there are holes behind it, and unless your gonna fill them up with auto body filler and paint your doors, i suggest not removing the "door trim" which are actually dent guards to prevent your side doors from getting dented say if someone next to you opens their car door into yours
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