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Are there any tricks you've discovered to installing NOS factory chrome door edge guards without chipping the nice fresh paint?
Done this before without much success. BTW, '71 - up clip on style. |
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There is a thread somewhere here, I can’t find it. Measure the edge of the door with a caliper. Sand down the end of a paint stirring stick to that measurement. Tap the sanded down stick into the door edge guard top to bottom. Worked great for me.
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I feel your pain! I cant bring myself to put mine on
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CLEVER IDEA!! I'll give that a try. Thanks.
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Your old thread...
https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...d.php?t=791721
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The Esprit molding install went pretty well back then. The '70 TA with screw on moldings did not. Thick paint with a clear coat (catalyzed enamel shot back in 1982. I'm thinking it is Centari). |
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