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Old 14-08-2008, 01:14 AM   #1
Mullett
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Default Trim removal

So, I've been inspired by a certain member of the forums to colour-code some of the black bits on the car...And since i suck at taking plastic things off without breaking them, maybe someone knows how to do it properly...

The bits!

The Black strip across the back bumper

The mirror inserts (which are painted on the zetec)

The door handles (I'm still undecided about painting these, being such a high-wear part, it might come off and it'd look terrible)

If anyone knows how to get them off, that'd be awesome...

RM.

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