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Old 10-28-2005, 01:23 PM
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Side moldings

Ok. i have researched plenty on this. i decided to take off my side moldings. When i started to i noticed that there were little holes holding them in place(which SUCKS). Has anyone have this problem? if so what did you do to fix it? fill in the holes and use touch up paint?


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Old 10-28-2005, 01:45 PM
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Re: Side moldings

holes???.... Should just be double sided 3M tape..
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Re: Side moldings

To do it properly, a little body filler and repaint. If you use touchup paint, everyone likely will know.
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Yup. Looks like 6 holes on the front door molding
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Re: Re: Side moldings

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To do it properly, a little body filler and repaint. If you use touchup paint, everyone likely will know.
To do it right,the holes would ned to be welded shut first,then filler and paint.
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Re: Side moldings

can i have your moldings?
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Re: Side moldings

There should be no holes, GM never uses holes to mount moldings or emblems.

But if there are, weld/smooth/prime/paint
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There should be no holes, GM never uses holes to mount moldings or emblems.

But if there are, weld/smooth/prime/paint
GM has used holes before,but not on Cavies.
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mine didnt have any. what year cavy?
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