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i have a 2002 civic sedan lx. i hate the molding going down the door. is there any way to get it off? is it screwed in or just stuck there

 
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I believe 01-up are just stick ons unlike 2000-below.

 
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i think your stuck with it.
because isnt there alittle groove where it goes after you take it out?

 
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If my assumption is right, then he can get away with it because it will have no groove.

 
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try it.
see how it goes.

 
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He can also take the door panels and check from the inside to see if there are any holes. But Im pretty sure its just a stick on and it comes optional on 7thgens.

 
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Yup. They should be fairly easy to remove... Although I think they might leave a mark.

 
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sedans have holes in the side panel where the moulding is attached. It is not grooved, and it is painted, but you will need to fill in about 4 or 5 square holes with something and paint over it. I think it will cost too much to be worth it, because the whole side of the car would need to be painted to blend paint. Just leave em on.

 
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it is just stuck on. we took it off my friends sedan. it was a biotch! after you take it off, the door is sooooo sticky its not even funny. it takes forever to remove the sticky ****. no grooves at all though

 
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COUPEs have 3M tape

SEDANs have 3M tape and plastic clips



so yes, if you have a sedan, you will need to fill the holes and paint

 
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^^^^Correct
I have a sedan and theres clips holding the side molding there.