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02-11-2025, 10:34 PM
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Re: Side trim mounting holes
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 The clips work very well, just can't use too many 3m clips, if any at all. Well you can if you don't mind gaps, and not made to last. Not too fond of the outer upper bed clips I've seen though, but it would seem when they're on and in you're good. They have to be secured such as with duct tape, otherwise they move and pretty much just fall off easily.
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