Wood Trim

I think someone like just askt this... Like within the last couple hours
 
yea someone "askt" it already.

and with a dremel or some sort of cutting tool, yes they come off the door panals. reattaching then can be kind of tricky and its not as sturdy as befor.
 
Thanks guys, I was looking back through previous posts and just couldn't find it. Getting the parts back on shouldn't be a problem. Once I change them, I think I can get them back on permanently without any problems.
 
My trim holds just like I never removed it. I just took my time and used the flimsy flat nuts to reattach it. Boy that sounds horrible.....
 
trilkb said:
yea someone "askt" it already.

and with a dremel or some sort of cutting tool, yes they come off the door panals. reattaching then can be kind of tricky and its not as sturdy as befor.
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i used a soldering iron to melt the crap and then a socket to take the nut off, reattach with the same nut worked as good as new for me, mines a 2000 might be different. i covered mine in fabric
 
the flash made it look kinda shiny but its not so not the best pic ever. took a long time to take apart the temp control buttons.

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this was when i first started before i did the center vents and fiberglassed the headunit and stuff, but shows the material better i think.

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one of the door

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I also took my time and removed the nuts and when I was done I used them to reattach the panels and melted the ends just like the factory. Click on my car domain page to see the finished results.
 
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