slashdawg: You need to remove the first screw from the rear carpet trim panel. That screw holds the rear panel and the corner of the side panel on.

HTH!

 

Thanks. I'll try that.

 

I refurbed my rear wheelhouse trim panels with the SEM "dye". First off, this stuff isn't really dye. It's a flexible paint that works on lots of stuff, but it doesn't penetrate the surface much (like a true dye would), and it does build up a perceptible film thickness (like a paint would). It does dry quickly, like a lacquer, and it does seem to be reasonalby durable. As for surface prep, you only need to follow the instructions on the can. It tells you which SEM solvents to use -- if you follow them, you can't go wrong. As far as a color match, I have an '84 with the gray interior, and it turns out that it was a perfect match with the interior of my '03 Dodge Dakota pickup. I had the automotive paint store (where I bought the SEM) custom mix me the "dye" to the Dodge color. I prepped the surface per manufacturer instructions, sprayed it, and got excellent results.