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Side Molding Removed
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Took the molding off my truck the other day and finally got some pics of it. Their are a few small scratches around the outside but nothing that won't buff out. Just used 3m adhesive remover and quite a bit of patience.
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It looks a lot better. Sharp truck
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Looks clean! Side trim removal helps every Chevrolet truck. And to think we pay extra for the stuff! :barf:
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What size tires are you running Fastinspirit?
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Originally Posted by ACDenali
What size tires are you running Fastinspirit?
Awesome truck man, let me know if you wanna get together and buff those scratches out. On another note... Fastinspirit02 is a great seller! :cheers: |
Thanks for the good word Kurt :D
Good doing business with ya. I'm runnin 285/50/20 Eagle GT 2s they seem to grip pretty well, much better than stock anyhow :nod: . Might go with Nittos when I replace em though, from what I hear they're much better, little bit more money but you get what you pay for. |
Looks great! what brand of wheels are those?
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how did you do it?
did you use fish line???? |
The wheels are called Mottos, I might be wrong on this but I think they're a wheel made by American Racing for Mann's Tires, a local shop in Tomball. Again I might be way off base with that maybe somebody can correct me but I think I remember one of the sales guys at Mann's telling me that.
To remove the side molding I let it sit in the sun for awhile and the glue softened up, also used a heat gun to soften it a little more as I pulled it off, didn't use fishing line or dental floss which is what I used on the emblems. Just grabbed it and pulled it off pretty much. The molding itself came off very easily but the glue was kinda a pain. I picked up some 3M Adhesive remover at walmart and that made it come off fairly easy. |
yeah 3m adhesive remover is good shit. Looks good man but I just dont know if I want to do it to my truck.
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