Mazda gsl-se oem side moldings
10-07-17, 10:44 PM
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Mazda gsl-se oem side moldings
Hello guys im building my 1985 gsl-se and i need brand new side molding i don't really want no used ones so were can i get brand new ones at? Help me out . Thanks rx7 brothers
10-08-17, 10:09 AM
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Mazda, sit down before you call for prices
10-08-17, 09:03 PM
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Unless yours are damaged, I wouldn't buy new ones ever. I took mine completely off, lightly scuffed them, spray painted them with dupont semi-gloss black, and they look like new! Once I took them off, I got all the old adhesive off and then used 3M double stick to put them back on. It's been over 5 years now, and they are still looking great and solid.
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10-08-17, 09:07 PM
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[QUOTE=mjm4jc;12222155]Unless yours are damaged, I wouldn't buy new ones ever. I took mine completely off, lightly scuffed them, spray painted them with dupont semi-gloss black, and they look like new! Once I took them off, I got all the old adhesive off and then used 3M double stick to put them back on. It's been over 5 years now, and they are still looking great and solid.
Let me add that the only reason I completely took mine off was because I repainted the car. If you're not getting the car painted, I would just scuff them, tape off on the top and bottom sides of the molding with newspaper covering the car pretty good to avoid over-spray, and shoot some new paint on them.
Let me add that the only reason I completely took mine off was because I repainted the car. If you're not getting the car painted, I would just scuff them, tape off on the top and bottom sides of the molding with newspaper covering the car pretty good to avoid over-spray, and shoot some new paint on them.
10-09-17, 11:56 AM
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Unless yours are damaged, I wouldn't buy new ones ever. I took mine completely off, lightly scuffed them, spray painted them with dupont semi-gloss black, and they look like new! Once I took them off, I got all the old adhesive off and then used 3M double stick to put them back on. It's been over 5 years now, and they are still looking great and solid.
10-09-17, 03:35 PM
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