anyone have body side trim on their coupes
06-08-2002
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anyone have body side trim on their coupes
ive been thinking about getting the body side trim on my coupe after noticing a ding on my door the other day. does anyone have this on their coupes? is it worth getting? any pics?
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Rep Power: 0 I have the dealer installed body side moulding on my 02 Coupe. The installation looks like it was done at the factory & the paint (Titanium Metallic) matches perfectly. The moulding is located at the widest part of the door & so far no dings.
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Rep Power: 0 Hey it may prevent "some" dings, but watch out for SUV's cause the door edge on dem SUVs are pretty high.. i got a dent on the bodyline in my rear panel... that's pretty high up if you ask me... so the molding might help somtimes[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG]
Minotaur...anyone can install those moldings.. they just stick it on, it's self adhesive...
Minotaur...anyone can install those moldings.. they just stick it on, it's self adhesive...
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[hr]does anyone have this on their coupes? is it worth getting? any pics? [hr]
[hr]does anyone have this on their coupes? is it worth getting? any pics? [hr]
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Rep Power: 0 hey macko is right-
it may save some, but after a while the dings will start to acumulate. it still amazes me how some people have no respect and are so careless about opening their doors. i was thinking about buying it for mine, but the best prevention is parking all by yourself far away from anyone else! plus, you burn some calories in the process!
it may save some, but after a while the dings will start to acumulate. it still amazes me how some people have no respect and are so careless about opening their doors. i was thinking about buying it for mine, but the best prevention is parking all by yourself far away from anyone else! plus, you burn some calories in the process!
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[hr]Originally posted by: StLVtec
yeaah Pedrito has some search members rides[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: StLVtec
yeaah Pedrito has some search members rides[hr]
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Rep Power: 272 Yeah I been thinking about doing the same. Sure moldings won't prevent all dings, but it's a step in the right direction. I just saw Pedrito's ride with the moldings and it doesn't look half bad. The moldings blend in with the rest of the car.
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Rep Power: 0 I'm sure mine have saved me a couple of times, the moldings make my car look a little different, which is a good thing when you drive a civic.
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