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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A bit OTT or OCD I know, but have a couple of chips etc that i want to rectify on the body of my 2004 targa. Here is the picture of the c pillar where it jins the top of the rear wing (rt side) The horizontal type trim strip? has a small spot of rust on it, so obviously metal. Does anyone know how to remove this? is it simply clipped on? I havent tried anything yet until I know for sure! Thanks Alan

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Post here and scroll down to near the bottom of page 1 .. http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=116450 Compliments of Infrasilver .

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Thanks DeMort and Infrasilver

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Had the very same issue on my Targa. Had a proper smart repair done so all good now. Must be a common problem area on these cars.

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