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Old 03-01-06, 03:09 PM
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Removing side moldings

Yes i searched and there was no good info. Is there any effective way to remove S4 side moldings without breaking any (more) of the damn things off?
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Heat gun will work. But don't leave it in one area too long, cause it will bubble the paint.
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screwdriver and pry them off every 5 or so inches. just be gentle
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the outermost moldings have clips that hold them in place, removing side markers and squeeze the clip with pliers. the doors and mid-fenders have tar on the back of them, either a heat gun at a distance, as stated above, or just wait for a warm sunny day.
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