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earl84 · 05-01-2013, 10:01 AM

So, it looks like most of the clips are just pushed through holes in the sides and to remove them, you access the backside and squeeze the clips and push back out, is that correct? I know that there are some that have nuts on the backside as well. ( I don't look forward to laying on the ground in a junkyard near water removing these, could be snakes, and man I hate snakes.)
And how about polishing old stuff to match new stuff? I am pretty sure that the molding is anodized and may not polish well, is that correct?

05-01-2013, 10:01 AM	#25
earl84 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Montrose, CO Posts: 972	Re: Chrome Side Moulding So, it looks like most of the clips are just pushed through holes in the sides and to remove them, you access the backside and squeeze the clips and push back out, is that correct? I know that there are some that have nuts on the backside as well. ( I don't look forward to laying on the ground in a junkyard near water removing these, could be snakes, and man I hate snakes.) And how about polishing old stuff to match new stuff? I am pretty sure that the molding is anodized and may not polish well, is that correct?