Plasti-dip window trims

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Originally Posted by DocHoliday

You did better than me - I just tore off all the loose old paint/cover whatever it is on the bare metal and just sprayed over it and cleaned the rest of the car with bug spray to take care of overspray. Turned out well, actually but you can see the edge of the old paint far more than yours.

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Hey, Doc - where you been? :)

I have a paint edge on the passenger side I don't like - gonna redo that soon. :wink:

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Originally Posted by j2k4

Hey, Doc - where you been? :)

I have a paint edge on the passenger side I don't like - gonna redo that soon. :wink:

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Graduate school mostly...took a year off to teach and sold the SL to my kid brother.

No worries though, just bought a 1G VR4 so I'm back!

i took mine off to spray them. simple enough, 2 or 3 screws and yank.

however, during the winter, a ice scraper knicked the passenger one and pulled back a 2" section of the dip. Now I have to take it off and respray it :/

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Originally Posted by Keyan

i took mine off to spray them. simple enough, 2 or 3 screws and yank.

however, during the winter, a ice scraper knicked the passenger one and pulled back a 2" section of the dip. Now I have to take it off and respray it :/

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I had the screws out and was pulling on it, but it didn't feel like it wanted to come off without bending/breaking.

Is there a trick?

it might bend a bit. wiggle side to side while pulling up. takes practice. it uses clips to hold it into the door

How would you know if you have a stealth body or an SL?

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Originally Posted by Juni

How would you know if you have a stealth body or an SL?

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The Stealth would say Dodge and the SL would say Mitsubishi :mellow:

Unless someone ripped the awesome off a Stealth and turned it into a GT... :)
I'm pretty sure that if the second digit of the VIN is "B" it started life as a Dodge.