djsparra

iTrader: (5)

Hi guys.

On a Classic. There is the trim around the rear door windows the aluminium curved section, the black paint on mine has worn off back to the crome underneath, i'm gonna respray them. I don't want to spray them on the car cause you always get over spray. But I don't wanna break anything by forcing them off. Does anyone know how to get them off?

Thanks

SLAB

iTrader: (77)

THEY HAVE SCREWS UNDER THE RUBBER DOOR SEALS I THINK OR YOU CAN SEE WHEN DOORS OPEN ,THE BIT THATS MARKED IS CLIPPED IN 9X OUT 10 THE YELLOW CLIP MIGHT BREAK IF THEY DO GET BACK TO ME I HAVE A FEW CLICPS LAYING ABOUT

SLAB

iTrader: (77)

MASK IT UP TAKE YOU TIME AND LEAVE THEM ON

JonnyFresh

When I was going to take mine off I started but realised they were only coming off with the whole trim that goes to the front doors. it look rivetted on. I didn't spend much time investigating. Just put it back and had a beer.

BLU

iTrader: (27)

As above, pull the rubber seal out. There little round black clips at the bottom front, middle and back you'll need to pop out first. Undo the screws the on the curvey bit where the paint has come off there are two clips. Pull away from the car to unclip, job done!!

robin112

iTrader: (2)

This is on the next joblist for me aswell as the weathers nice, let me know how you get on and if you take them off or leave them on

JonnyFresh

So does the back bit come off on it's own? Without the long strip?
I hope it does.

mr vee

nope

Stig67

iTrader: (2)

mask them up then spray them with satin black paint [not mat or gloss]

SLAB

iTrader: (77)

Could always remove the paint and polish up with a bit of solvo see how it looks as its already shiny st st