PICS of red T/A's without side body door gaurd stripping
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PICS of red T/A's without side body door gaurd stripping
Getting the entire car painted next week and I want to see what they look like without the side moulding.
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Perfect! I thought it would look good. I like the idea of leaving the "Trans Am' of the doors too. I'll have my guy re-paint the "Trans Am" words and clear coat them and take them home with me, later on maybe I'll put them on the doors. But it definitely looks better without the side mouldings.
I'm doing the bottom half of my bumper in charcoal grey metallic too.
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I'm doing the bottom half of my bumper in charcoal grey metallic too.
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Would I have to re-paint the doors if I were to do this? I'm gettin a new hood after I replace my clutch, and my front bumper and sideskirts/rockerpanels need to be re-painted, so if I need to repaint the doors I'll just wait to take off the moldings when I do that!
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Originally Posted by DirtyBird222
Would I have to re-paint the doors if I were to do this? I'm gettin a new hood after I replace my clutch, and my front bumper and sideskirts/rockerpanels need to be re-painted, so if I need to repaint the doors I'll just wait to take off the moldings when I do that!
My body guy said to take a plastic scraper and slowly and gradually pull the moulding at one end and scrap it off as you pull the moulding straight away from the body, little by little.
I'm gonna do it tomorrow. I'll let you know what happens. My paint is all original, 7 years and 10 months old.
Sucks because this was my car before that bitch Hurricane Wilma, looked like the day I picked it up: I took these the day before the hurricane in case my insurance company didn't believe me. Almost flawless all around.
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Originally Posted by vader2002
what size of tire do you have in back
18,000 miles on them and they're wearing perfectly. They also handle perfectly for street driving.
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Originally Posted by DirtyBird222
Would I have to re-paint the doors if I were to do this? I'm gettin a new hood after I replace my clutch, and my front bumper and sideskirts/rockerpanels need to be re-painted, so if I need to repaint the doors I'll just wait to take off the moldings when I do that!