Does anyone have a DIY to remove the center wood trim piece?
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I wanted to spray the back of it too, just to add extra strength. I'll probably just spray it while its on the car now, seeing how it's too much work to pull it out
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Honestly if i were you I'd remove it and cover it with a vinyl wrap. It will have a more solid look to it and you wont have to worry about it peeling as easily as plastidip. Just my $0.02. I plan on removing mine and using some black vinyl that i picked up. or getting it painted. (Makes me wish i had one that did not come with the airbag.)
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Honestly if i were you I'd remove it and cover it with a vinyl wrap. It will have a more solid look to it and you wont have to worry about it peeling as easily as plastidip. Just my $0.02. I plan on removing mine and using some black vinyl that i picked up. or getting it painted. (Makes me wish i had one that did not come with the airbag.)
I considered it but plasti dip matches the air vents, door handles, and memory seat switch
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Here is the long DIY process of the dash removal.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...-56k-nono.html
The DIY process for the door wood trim removal
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/lex...tml#post802171
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...-56k-nono.html
The DIY process for the door wood trim removal
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/lex...tml#post802171