door and trim removal for dynamat x
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Racer
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Florence Al
door and trim removal for dynamat x
I know I have seen a thread for door pan removal but I can't find. Can someone give me insight on how to remove the inside trim and door pans. I have 76sq of Dynamat Extreme and I don't want to break any thing by being a Bull in a China Shop!!! 
Melting Slicks
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From: Bay Area CA
Most everything in the interior has a "snap clip" fit. Takes a little feeling around to locate where they are exactly on the interior plastic but once you do a little pressure from each side will pop the clips loose. Use a straight away pull from the clip as some wiggling back and forth could cause the clips to break (not common but could happen)
Be careful with a few areas in terms of thickness. Some areas like the seat belt area and the kick panel area if you get too thick are a real PIA to get to click back and then do not fit correctly ( I am running in to this myself right now)
G'luck
Fej
Be careful with a few areas in terms of thickness. Some areas like the seat belt area and the kick panel area if you get too thick are a real PIA to get to click back and then do not fit correctly ( I am running in to this myself right now)
G'luck
Fej
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From: DP(oh you know where) IL
St. Jude Donor '06
Originally Posted by fej
Most everything in the interior has a "snap clip" fit. Takes a little feeling around to locate where they are exactly on the interior plastic but once you do a little pressure from each side will pop the clips loose. Use a straight away pull from the clip as some wiggling back and forth could cause the clips to break (not common but could happen)
Be careful with a few areas in terms of thickness. Some areas like the seat belt area and the kick panel area if you get too thick are a real PIA to get to click back and then do not fit correctly ( I am running in to this myself right now)
G'luck
Fej
Be careful with a few areas in terms of thickness. Some areas like the seat belt area and the kick panel area if you get too thick are a real PIA to get to click back and then do not fit correctly ( I am running in to this myself right now)
G'luck
Fej
i know what you mean about the insulation fej. I had frost king in the whole trunk area and had to remove it when i got the subthump box it didnt fit flush. SO i just removed it and put it onto the tunnel area and under my seat. I just wish there was somethign that was thin and effective as the thick stuff.
