Hesitant if i should remove....

[Tank]

Well i want to remove my side moldings but iv heard so much about bubbles and the warrenty not covering them..makes me hesitant on whether or not i should remove them or keep them on..id like it better if they were off though

[STAGE 3 R/T]

since yours is a 2007 i doubt you will have any issues, just pull them off NICE AND SLOW. I pulled mine off my 2005 in late 2006 no issues.

[Tank]

that makes me fell better actually...thanks, i think i rip them bad boys off NICE AND SLOW on friday night when i get home from work lol

[STAGE 3 R/T]

that makes me fell better actually...thanks, i think i rip them bad boys off NICE AND SLOW on friday night when i get home from work lol

thats the key NICE AND SLOW!!!

[cbloveday]

I took mine off a couple a weeks ago. Here it is in the summer with them on and a few weeks ago with them off.

[Reeg]

I took mine off too, no issues. Mines a 2005 and there was just a little of the glue left over, but I took care of that with some Goo Gone. Makes all the difference in the world without the side moldings on.

[miplank]

yup...as the others said..yours is an 07 so you'll be okay.


Just use a heat gun to loosen the adhesive...then slowly pull them off. Took about 10 min. to do the whole car.

I didn't use goo gone or anything on my car...I just buffed and waxed it afterwards and it took any left over residue off.

[TATTOOD]

Mine is a 2006 and I had no issues when I pulled mine off. Make sure they are nice and warm so the adheasive comes off easy.

[FloridaRT]

Mine is an early 2005 (04/04) and I took the easy way out.
I had the body shop remove them and buff the car out, my car was in the shop after I was rear ended.
Heck of a way to get your side strips removed.

Bob

[Tank]

Mine is an early 2005 (04/04) and I took the easy way out.
I had the body shop remove them and buff the car out, my car was in the shop after I was rear ended.
Heck of a way to get your side strips removed.

Bob

sorry bout the car hope no one was hurt, i think ima take them bad boys off on friday, i just use a hair dryer and fishing line i guess..right?

[Hemipowered12]

i used a hair dryer...but wasnt good enough...so maybe if you know somone with a hot air gun...and fishing line worked good just make sure u pull up and down cuz at a angle..it startes to just cut the adheavie part leavin all the goo and gunk on there...mine was an 05 i did have those like faded areas but a good wax and rubba dubb dubb did her good but i did the claybar first just in case...and i did have some bubbling in the paint..but i believe thats just expected in some of the 05's...i just took some a dent marker and filled her in until i get ready to paint her.....either way man good luck..it looks so much better

[LX HEMI]

hair dryer and dental floss worked fine for me. fishing line would have been better. Mines a 05 and I had no issues with paint defects or bubbles. I used Goo Gone for glue clean up. You should be good to go.

[Turbobuckeye]

Wait until it is hot outside and the car has sat in the sun for awhile and they will peel right off. I think folks get into trouble with bubbles and discolor from using a hair dryer and not being careful of the temperature or how close it is to the car. Took mine off 6 months after I got it and never looked back.

[miplank]

Wait until it is hot outside and the car has sat in the sun for awhile and they will peel right off. I think folks get into trouble with bubbles and discolor from using a hair dryer and not being careful of the temperature or how close it is to the car. Took mine off 6 months after I got it and never looked back.

nope...bubbles are from the factory. It's only an issue on the 05s.



Although if you aren't careful w/a heat gun you can make your own bubbles. Hair dryer doesn't get hot enough to do that though.