How to Remove the Adhesive Trim Strips?

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DelLevi
07/30/25 10:04am
Open the car door and locate a screw near the lock position inside the door panel. Remove this screw. (This screw secures the lower trim strip on the exterior of the door.) Lower the window completely. Stand outside the car, facing the door, and lift the right side of the lower trim strip upward until your hand can firmly grip the strip. Hold the far right end of the trim strip and pull it horizontally toward the rear of the vehicle. Stand inside the car and push outward with your hand, moving from left to right to remove the upper trim strip.
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