protective side molding removal
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RE: protective side molding removal
ORIGINAL: logicbombx
let me know how it works out, have you thought of replacing them with take off grabber orange panels? I thought about it but kept mine.
here's mine:
let me know how it works out, have you thought of replacing them with take off grabber orange panels? I thought about it but kept mine.
here's mine:
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Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 315
From: Michigan
RE: protective side molding removal
ORIGINAL: CapitalG
for the 15th time my car wasnt a rental I've seen the history , one previous owner and he leased it for a year.
ORIGINAL: chain1
Must have been a rental maybe? Anytime I rent a mustang it has those on it. But yeah, it will look 10x better when you get rid of them.
Must have been a rental maybe? Anytime I rent a mustang it has those on it. But yeah, it will look 10x better when you get rid of them.
Just pullin yer pinata... Could not resist!
I agree, those Ford Country Squire station wagon bumper strips don't belong on a Mustang. Good luck getting them off, you have a lot of good suggestions to work with.
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Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,729
From: Fort Smith, Arkansas
RE: protective side molding removal
I was in the same boat as you,and removed the door guard from my car. I just used some dental floss, and it came off pretty easy. Looks much better off.
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Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 240
From: NJ
RE: protective side molding removal
wanna feel really not special, come join the other forum that I post on:
http://www.grabberorange.net
P.S. you can replace the plastic guard under the door with a grabber orange GT take off, that is what I originally thought you were talking about.
http://www.grabberorange.net
P.S. you can replace the plastic guard under the door with a grabber orange GT take off, that is what I originally thought you were talking about.
