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    Side molding

    I want to repaint my side moldings on my 1990 2 dr lx. Does anyone know how to take them off? I know I can paint them with them on, but I do not want to do it that way. I would like to do it the hard way lol. Thank you all. I did search the threads, so if I missed the thread for this I am sorry.
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    http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...gry5=PROTECTOR


    Click on the link and you see the clicps that holds the moulding down.
    Also it has double sided molding tape on it too so be careful as you squeez to release the hold from the behind of the moulding clips you peel it off one side first and work your way down til the moulding is completly off.

    If you dont know what you're doing you might demage the moulding or clips so I suggest if you have acess to a local pick'n'pull yard you go there and pratice a few round of side moulding removal. While you're there you can stuff your pocket with some extra clips just in case your's broken.
    Checkout my MR: http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=165984

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      Originally posted by HATCHing View Post
      http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...gry5=PROTECTOR


      Click on the link and you see the clicps that holds the moulding down.
      Also it has double sided molding tape on it too so be careful as you squeez to release the hold from the behind of the moulding clips you peel it off one side first and work your way down til the moulding is completly off.

      If you dont know what you're doing you might demage the moulding or clips so I suggest if you have acess to a local pick'n'pull yard you go there and pratice a few round of side moulding removal. While you're there you can stuff your pocket with some extra clips just in case your's broken.

      Awesome thanks a lot! Ya I really want to go to the pick n pull tomorrow, and see what I can get. There have been a couple cb7s that just came in, so hopefully they are not too striped. Thanks again for the heads up about the clips.

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