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    Hey can you guys tell me how to remove the trim on the b pillar on a Camaro?

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    Are you talking about the little triangle by the window?

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    Someone will chime in. I THINK you just have to pull it off. Don't quote me, though.

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    The little triangle pieces are held on with double-sided sticky tape. You can just pull them off, but be careful because they are thin. Some people use a plastic puddy knife.

    The "B" pillar is typically the molding between the front and rear window on the outside of the car on a 4-door car. Not sure what a "B" pillar would be on a Camaro though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS View Post
    The little triangle pieces are held on with double-sided sticky tape. You can just pull them off, but be careful because they are thin. Some people use a plastic puddy knife.

    The "B" pillar is typically the molding between the front and rear window on the outside of the car on a 4-door car. Not sure what a "B" pillar would be on a Camaro though.
    My triangle pieces have a screw that holds them on....idk if that is normal.
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    I am talking about the pillar between the doors and the rear hatch. They are often painted the body color on V6 camaros, but are painted black on Z28s. Is it possible to remove that piece?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 98TransAmWs-6 View Post
    My triangle pieces have a screw that holds them on....idk if that is normal.
    If you're talking about the triangle pieces inside the car up by the mirrors then yes, those are held on with a single screw. I am talking about the triangle pieces on the outside of the car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by 98TransAmWs-6 View Post
    My triangle pieces have a screw that holds them on....idk if that is normal.
    If you're talking about the triangle pieces inside the car up by the mirrors then yes, those are held on with a single screw. I am talking about the triangle pieces on the outside of the car.
    Oh lol I was confused.
    Quote Originally Posted by chevelle3504speed View Post
    I am talking about the pillar between the doors and the rear hatch. They are often painted the body color on V6 camaros, but are painted black on Z28s. Is it possible to remove that piece?
    That is called the sail panel and it is held on with glue. The "easiest" way to remove it is with a heat gun and piano wire but beware it will most likely be butchered and most likely will need to be replaced for the reinstall. Just curious, why do you need to remove it? Is the sail panel bubbling?
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