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    Removing door molding...

    To remove the door molding, do i just pull them off? Will i damage the paint around them if i do this? After i get them off i just have to remove the adhesive stuff right?

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    most people use some fishing line. Don't just pull off 'cos some have also ripped off some of the paint underneath.

    lol at your avatar

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    We just did a friend's T/A last night. We just pulled them off and rolled the glue with our fingers.

    Sticker remover and wash. All good.

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    Roll all the glue off with your fingers before applying the dreaded adhesive remover or you will have mudd or sticky buggers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG GUNS View Post
    We just did a friend's T/A last night. We just pulled them off and rolled the glue with our fingers.

    Sticker remover and wash. All good.
    That's how I did it. Took about 15 min. a side.
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    I waited until the sun was beating down on the car for a few hours.
    Took them off by hand.
    If the sun isn't available, hair dryer should help.

    As for removing the leftover adhesive, I used 3M adhesive remover and then polished and waxed the area where they used to be. Actually be a good time to polish and wax the whole car.

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    I'm in the process of removing my door molding I got the passenger side done tonight before I ran out of daylight gonna finish the drivers side tomorrow its definitely easier when the sun is aiding you. Other than that just use your thumbs they will hurt like a mother the next day but its well worth it.

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    Thanks guys! Ill probably tackle this tomorrow

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    i did mine a while back.used a hair blower,fishing string and wd-40

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    Looks great! All i needed was a hairdrier and i didnt even use it that much, my thumb did get a small blister though


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    Nice work. Big difference right?

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    Looks good. My strip on the drivers side has a small dent. Will that affect the removal of it? Has anyone else actually got a dent in the strips?

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    Cool shot!!! w/third gen. in background!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG GUNS View Post
    Nice work. Big difference right?
    Oh yes!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by TRANS-DAD View Post
    Cool shot!!! w/third gen. in background!!
    Haha thanks!! I hadnt noticed how its lined up pretty good thats my first baby a 1989 Firebird Formula and if you look at the left edge of the pic you can see the torq thrust wheel and a piece of my 98 T/A too and she's next in the door molding removal

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    Quote Originally Posted by Z28_Driver View Post
    Looks good. My strip on the drivers side has a small dent. Will that affect the removal of it? Has anyone else actually got a dent in the strips?
    I dont think it'll affect it

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverWS.6 View Post
    Haha thanks!! I hadnt noticed how its lined up pretty good thats my first baby a 1989 Firebird Formula and if you look at the left edge of the pic you can see the torq thrust wheel and a piece of my 98 T/A too and she's next in the door molding removal
    WOW!! nice collection!! & at 20yrs old..............Don't get married! LOL!!

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    i want to do this but im afraid of paint discoloration differences.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TRANS-DAD View Post
    WOW!! nice collection!! & at 20yrs old..............Don't get married! LOL!!
    yea i got too many projects!! I wanted to sell the 98 but i couldnt bring myself to put "for sale" on it so instead ill let her chill for a little and make her hit 10's later ... and nope i dont plan to marry not unless tep wants too?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tep98ws6 View Post
    i want to do this but im afraid of paint discoloration differences.
    I was afraid of that too, so i did the front small piece first and looked for any color differences or shading or something.. do the small piece first so if there is color difference then i could just put it back with some 3m.

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