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window trim removal
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Yup, that is exactally what you want to do.
A 1/8 drill bit works like a charm.
It is totally fresh in my mind. I did a door on a Sport a week or two ago.
A 1/8 drill bit works like a charm.
It is totally fresh in my mind. I did a door on a Sport a week or two ago.
99 Sport 4x4
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window trim w/hail damage
got dents on passenger door and right back window trim which is riveted on.....looks terrible so I want to replace them obviously.....does anyone know how much trouble to replace and how much they cost???
got dents on passenger door and right back window trim which is riveted on.....looks terrible so I want to replace them obviously.....does anyone know how much trouble to replace and how much they cost???
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