window trim
I took mine off but Im not sure how I did it. Im pretty sure its just held on by little clips.
03-21-2006, 04:48 PM
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RE: window trim
ok, i was at a junkyard not too long ago, and i went at one piece for a good 20min and it never budged, at that point i was convinced it was part of the door, until i found trim available online.
03-21-2006, 05:18 PM
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RE: window trim
I did the same thing with quarter window trim at the junkyard a LONG time ago. I sat there with a putty knife and a hammer (thats what some dumba$$ told me to do) trying to get a set of quarter trim out for prob over an hour. I than realized how they came out 
03-21-2006, 05:58 PM
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RE: window trim
If you are talking about the trim that runs along the bottom of the window. There is one screw that needs to be removed in the door jam then you need to slid the peace away from the mirror torwards the back of the car to remove it from the clips. That is how they came off my 91 i dont see why they would be any different then mine.
03-21-2006, 09:23 PM
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My trim is starting to fade too. I am just going to carefully paint it with a black acrylic paint. It sounds really cheap, but it works.
My trim is starting to fade too. I am just going to carefully paint it with a black acrylic paint. It sounds really cheap, but it works.
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