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Has anyone removed the chrome trim on a SE. If so let me know how it looks, and whats involved.
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the best way to tackle the doors, would be to take the entire molding off of the doors, it is just held on with adheasive tape, so it should com off rather easily. after that, then you run i nto the issue of the bumpers... Im not sure myself on how to remove it, but if you were to upgrade to 2002-2005 SE bumpers, they would not have the chrome trim, but are styled a little differently.
One member, Bandit, with his previous Gen bonnie used a wide pinstriping tape to cover the chrome.
As far as i know, it has noever been attempted on a 00+ bonnie to remove the chrome
One member, Bandit, with his previous Gen bonnie used a wide pinstriping tape to cover the chrome.
As far as i know, it has noever been attempted on a 00+ bonnie to remove the chrome
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