I would try and keep the molding mostly for its protective purposes against people accidentally denting the doors with thier car doors/shopping carts
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I would try and keep the molding mostly for its protective purposes against people accidentally denting the doors with thier car doors/shopping carts
his new sliders will protect from dents against car doors when he puts them on. :)
I looked in the parts manual and the image of the door panel looks like holes for clips..... so they'll probably have to stay on.
Well, one thing is clear for sure I'm not done painting :( I know I need to go up to the next body line no matter what but, will that look good or continuing to the next body line at the top of the crease look better? I'm thinking the first body line and leaving the crease the body color.
Does the bottom or top of the crease correlate to any other features? Like, if the top of the crease is in line with the top of the bumpers, then that's where id paint to.
Sal,
Disregard what Neil said and fill'em with bondo.....He is just trying to get you to spend more money than you need to.
Mix some 5 min epoxy with bondo and stick it in the hole. Use toilet paper to wipe the excess with.
When it hardens, use light sandpaper until it is smooth and shiney shinny shinney polish it real good.
It will look great, I promise.
I'm Joe Isuzu.
I was trying to gets pics for you (other thread) but was not sucessful. I was thinking of the plastic molding above the rockers.
You already had that covered.....
How about the flex steel stuff that is kinda like the epoxy, would that work? kinda like JB weld.....
removing side molding
Check this out....is this legal for me to post a link to another forum?