Door Painting, trim tips and advice required please

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ptitterington
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Door Painting, trim tips and advice required please

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What started as a polish has become a re-spray, wings off one replaced, windows out boot and bonnet off.

I have completed spraying the bonnet, boot and back wings and will re-fit these last (I hope this is correct as I have presumed the new blue piping to the rear wings should not be painted??)

Rear 1/4 repair panels all fitted, filled and primed.

I just need to know how to remove the felt things that are against the door glass, I have all new but am not sure how much stripping down the doors need. I have removed the 1/4 lights and rubber and all chrome bits.


I also intend to do as good engine bay spray as I can with minimum removal and just masking. I will do a better job when it is time to change the clutch.

Any help appreciated.
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door felts

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if you are talking about the felt strips that are fitted along the top of the door (between
the quarter light frame & the rear of the door, you need to level out the six spring
clips, (they usually break ,so i would suggest getting some replacments before you
start. best tool i have found is a "tack puller" a sort of screwdriver blade with a v cut
out of the centre. any more info give me a phone call 01206 231793
Rob
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Post by ptitterington »

Thanks I will look on ESM for the clips.
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