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Has anyone removed the door trim? I want to see what it would look like without the trim but I would like to see a before and after before doing all that work
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Removing door trim
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Are you talking about the black plastic piece on the bottom edge of the doors?
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On the bottom of the doors
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Damn so you have to have it on. I wish there was more options for different trims you could use
I saw a video when the BS first hit the markets of a shop that removed the plastic trim and had them custom painted. It really changed the look.
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You could remove it, then paint the bare rocker panels with a rhino type paint to cover up the apparent welds. The wheel well covers would require welding the holes, so I'd leave them on.
Do you have this video? Or know how they are installed? Adhesive? Clips? Mine are damaged and I'll need to replace
I found it on YouTube early in 2022 and don’t recall the title of the video. I know you can order retainer clips on Amazon at good prices. Good luck let us know how it turns out.
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