YOUR RESEARCHAluminum Trim
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Anyone with experience installing this trim? Suggests 'professional' installation. Does it require deconstruction of the dash or does it just fit over the existing trim? Is this good pricing? http://www.suncoastparts.com/product..._Code=996TTINT Thanks
no its more involved than you think,not a major job,the originals are mounted with screws. go to renntech and search,there is a i believe instructions with photos.....good luck
Try ebay, you can often find it much cheaper install is as described above, a little tricky, or easy if you decide to break the existing trim and/or drill out the retaining screws Lots of instructions online on how to do it
$20 gets you more than enough vinyl wrap to cover the existing trim. I plan on doing mine in the near future since I just vinyl wrapped my center console and radio trim to hide the peeling and scratched paint underneath.
thanks for the responses. i'll search for some how-to's. is it a good quality piece? seems like it is.
I did this install myself many years ago. It's not that hard if you take your time. Here's my post on renntech of my DIY: http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic...o-pic/?p=72154
Wow $250 for a strip of aluminum! Hurdi, get in here and tell him to get those chrome self stick door moldings from Pep Boys for $10.
I removed my trim pieces and painted them silver. Getting to the small allen screws on the back of the trim pieces was kind of a pain, but do-able. There's a DIY for it somewhere. (either here on on Renntech)
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