I don't know what to call them exactly, but can "ding" strips that go down the length of my sedan (on middle of the doors) be removed. I have heard of people adding them to some coupes, but I think my sedan would look cleaner if I could take them off. Just not sure if there are holes behind them either.

 

if you are talking about Body Molding, then it is a double sided tape thing

 

GDUPG35: I was thinking about removing them also.. Have also heard they are on with double sided tape... let me konw how your removing experance goes..

 

please post pix thanks. u guys think those things really work? is it worth it taking it off?

 

I dont oknw.. my take is that most of the cars that would ding yoru door are mini vans.. or suvs.. and these edge protectors wont help against those.. so.. im just going to take em off

 

So there are no holes? Just want to make sure before I yank them off and there are huge holes underneath. I need recommendations on how to get them off including the tape.

 

I had a Chevy Truck that I did this on back in the day, and it worked fine. It was a 1994 C-1500 with those huge ugly moldings. I keep my car covered 90% of the time and I doubt it is faded.

 

I like it.... your linked image isn't coming up but I found the pic anyhow.

 

car should still be new enough so no fade.

 

There are definitely holes underneath! I saw one at the body shop with them off and there were holes every foot or so.

 

Thanks for the heads up... They should put this in the faq so no one tries to pull them off.

 

i guess the smartest thing to do would be to check with dealer.

also, is there difference on installation of coupe and sedan. i think sedans come with them and coupes don't. so maybe it's adding them that's done with tape.