Lt. Dan

Stupid side molding!!!!!

I went to remove the side molding on my FB today... And when I went to remove the driver's front fender molding, it took paint with it!!!!!! AAAARRRRRGGGHHH!!!!

Dan

Pedestrian X

i dunno if this would help at all but form gasoline always spilling down under were the gas cap thing is lotsa times the trim just comes off fomr the gas eatin at the glue **** double sided tape watever so try gasoline? i dunn if it owuld do anyhitng to the paint.. just an idea

85RX7GS

iTrader: (1)

If you let the gas dry, it will hurt the paint.

WackyRotary

3M makes adhesive remover. Try that. I have. It works, but you must give it time to WORK first then peel away carefully. Also, be sure its not really hot or cold out when you use it for best results.

RotorMotorDriver

iTrader: (1)

Ditto, but my fender needs replacing anyway from the PO's fender bender, so I dont really care .

~T.J.

Lt. Dan

Well, I've got a guy that does some awesome paint work... I'm not gonna get it fixed just yet though, I'm ordering a couple things from Mariah, so I'll paint everything at the same time.... It's really too bad... the paint on the car is BEAUTIFUL.... gotta love California cars.....

Dan

MyRxBad

next time get out the heat gun (or hair dryer) and warm the molding up first.

Wankelguy

Do all first gens have glued-on molding?

MyRxBad

It should only be put on w/double sided 3m type tape.

faye x7

You could use..like a super glue or sumtin I guess. I used some 3m double sided outdoor tape...it has been through the cold, rain and heavy snow and salted roads and it's holding just fine.

specRX7_22

yeah gasoline is a bitch on that molding.. i carry a rag around and hold it under the door when taking the fuel nozzle in and out.

--eric