I believe it is plastic-welded to the door panel. You would have to break or melt the welds to separate that piece
This is a discussion on HELP: '10 WRX Removing Door Door Trim & Improving Interior within the Interior Mods forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Does someone know how to remove the top door trim (highlighted in red)? I want to matte black vinyl this ...
Does someone know how to remove the top door trim (highlighted in red)? I want to matte black vinyl this area because the grey plastic looks cheap and is prone to scratches. It seems like this is one of the best approches to improving the interior feel, so it doesn't feel as "plastic-y". I plan on matte black-in' all the grey plastic pieces that run across the dash.
On a related note, I have sound deadened all 4 doors. While doing that, I scoped out the top door trim, that I am looking to remove, and it appeared to look fused with the whole door. I did not see anywhere to pop this area off without breaking.
Here's a video of what it would look like:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpbWqk7ZSac
Thanks
Last edited by cadfax; 01-02-2011 at 04:44 PM.
'10 WRX Sedan Premium Black
HID 4300K TSX retrofit clear lenses with color mod
LED White 5K Bulbs: Map, dome, license plate
Sound deadened doors
Auto dimming mirror
Leather extended arm rest
I believe it is plastic-welded to the door panel. You would have to break or melt the welds to separate that piece
That's what I was worried about. That's not worth the trouble for inevitable problems down the road.
I have read about people sanding their dash/trims and painting them. That sounds even more worrisome, if greasy paws get on it or some accidental trim cleaner gets on it. One shouldn't have to baby their car, for a sleeker-blacked-out-look.
'10 WRX Sedan Premium Black
HID 4300K TSX retrofit clear lenses with color mod
LED White 5K Bulbs: Map, dome, license plate
Sound deadened doors
Auto dimming mirror
Leather extended arm rest
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