side molding
side molding what is a good way on removing the side molding off the door, and then re applying it to another on. and i know you'll ask why reapply it, why not leave leave it off, well car is a daily driver and it does prevent dents.
The rear quarters are what get dinged, not the doors. Just leave the moldings off, they don't protect the rear quarters from dings and they don't prevent nicks and scratches on the doors. You shouldn't be parking near other cars anyway since your car will get beat to **** with people scraping you pulling in and out of parking spots.
i dont ever park next to anyone, you know there always that one person that has to park right next to the nice car parked far away. always happens to me. but anyways so just a heat gun? and it will peal off. ill think i may just take it all off.
The molding sits so low, and since our cars almost bulge out a little above the molding, it doesn't protect from much. Most car doors are widest further up than the molding. So I really can't see how it prevents most dents.
Edit: Just noticed you have a camaro. I think the molding sits higher up on those, and looks way better than the T/A molding imo.
Edit: Just noticed you have a camaro. I think the molding sits higher up on those, and looks way better than the T/A molding imo.
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Verdad Gallardo There's a writeup somewhere on here that details a way of pulling the adhesive in larger strips by pulling it alongside the car. I'm on my phone so I can't really look it up atm, but it works wonders.
