how do i get rid of that black stripe across the door?
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Rep Power: 387 are u talking about the pinstripe? If you are then most likely you can remove it yourself. just heat it up with hair dryer and start to pull. Use goof off/goo gone to get the residue off. Unfortunately, if your car is like mine, then it might be painted on, which would require someone else to do it.
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Rep Power: 387 just heat it up with a hair dryer and pull it off. it is just held on by double stick tape. You can paint it if you want but I think they look better without that on there, especially since there is no groove in the body.
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[hr]Originally posted by: KEychain
that black strip ..is that the pinstripe?[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: KEychain
that black strip ..is that the pinstripe?[hr]
Are you talking about the side molding??
If you are, then expect to take a trip to the body-shop to fill the "holes" behind the strip.
(2-doors are held on by 3M tape but 4-doors are both clipped and taped)
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Rep Power: 0 Do like Robb said above with the hot air dryer....get some floss or fishing line and wedge it behind the moulding...then just pull as the moudling is heated up...should slide off...that is what I did with my bro's Cavalier moudlings, came right off!!!
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[hr]Originally posted by: 2Hottie
Do like Robb said above with the hot air dryer....get some floss or fishing line and wedge it behind the moulding...then just pull as the moudling is heated up...should slide off...that is what I did with my bro's Cavalier moudlings, came right off!!!
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[hr]Originally posted by: 2Hottie
Do like Robb said above with the hot air dryer....get some floss or fishing line and wedge it behind the moulding...then just pull as the moudling is heated up...should slide off...that is what I did with my bro's Cavalier moudlings, came right off!!!
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I didn't know that "fishing line" would cut through the plastic clips
IT'S A 4-DOOR...IT HAS CLIPS BEHIND IT
JUST GO BUY "COLOR-MATCHED" MOLDINGS AND REPLACE
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[hr]Originally posted by: WSRcivic
sedans dont have clips behind it. its only glued to the doors with double adhesives.[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: WSRcivic
sedans dont have clips behind it. its only glued to the doors with double adhesives.[hr]
So mine is the ONLY sedan with the CLIPS AND 3M TAPE huh??
COOL I HAVE A 'CUSTOM' CIVIC!!
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Rep Power: 0 yah i got a dx sedan and it has holes left behind. how much would it cost for a shop to fill it in?
what other suggestions you all got to cover up the holes?
what other suggestions you all got to cover up the holes?
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[hr]Originally posted by: WSRcivic
sedans dont have clips behind it. its only glued to the doors with double adhesives.[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: WSRcivic
sedans dont have clips behind it. its only glued to the doors with double adhesives.[hr]
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Rep Power: 0 DIY ON REMOVING TRIM AND GAINING HORSEPOWER
step 1. heat and remove molding
step 2. pop clips out of the holes
step 3. cover holes with large stickers of parts that are not on your car
bam there you go HP and great looks wahahahahahahahaha
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step 1. heat and remove molding
step 2. pop clips out of the holes
step 3. cover holes with large stickers of parts that are not on your car
bam there you go HP and great looks wahahahahahahahaha
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