Removing molding
10-07-2011, 01:44 PM
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.....Heat Gun or Hair dryer....to soften up the door trim
.....Fishing line.....used a up-n-down motion, between the trim and body
.....Once all the trim was removed.....I used a 3M Eraser Wheel to remove the Left over Adhesive....your Hands/Fingers will Thank you for using the 3M Wheel
.....Then washed the Area down and then Used a Adams Polish
.....Last a Coat of Wax
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heat gun, or blow dryer, lots of patience and i used my hand to remove the double sided tape that they put on so I didn't mess any of the paint up. (this is the part thats the most tedious) and i used a plastic shim basically to start prying the moldings up to get get them started easier
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There are many ways this can be Done, for my truck I Did/Used the Following,
.....Heat Gun or Hair dryer....to soften up the door trim
.....Fishing line.....used a up-n-down motion, between the trim and body
.....Once all the trim was removed.....I used a 3M Eraser Wheel to remove the Left over Adhesive....your Hands/Fingers will Thank you for using the 3M Wheel
.....Then washed the Area down and then Used a Adams Polish
.....Last a Coat of Wax
.....Heat Gun or Hair dryer....to soften up the door trim
.....Fishing line.....used a up-n-down motion, between the trim and body
.....Once all the trim was removed.....I used a 3M Eraser Wheel to remove the Left over Adhesive....your Hands/Fingers will Thank you for using the 3M Wheel
.....Then washed the Area down and then Used a Adams Polish
.....Last a Coat of Wax