Aftermarket side molding-anyone bought this?
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Aftermarket side molding-anyone bought this?
Has anyone seen or bought this style side molding yet?
http://www.sportwing.com/catalog/displaycat.pcgi#
I saw the thread on the Honda Accord molding and thought this would be easier. It comes pre-painted. Any comments on how it looks? Likes or dislikes. I am just trying to keep my CG Navi TSX doors ding free!
Link does not work correctly. Look under painted moldings-custom
http://www.sportwing.com/catalog/displaycat.pcgi#
I saw the thread on the Honda Accord molding and thought this would be easier. It comes pre-painted. Any comments on how it looks? Likes or dislikes. I am just trying to keep my CG Navi TSX doors ding free!
Link does not work correctly. Look under painted moldings-custom
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Originally Posted by Megadivers
Has anyone seen or bought this style side molding yet?
http://www.sportwing.com/catalog/displaycat.pcgi#
I saw the thread on the Honda Accord molding and thought this would be easier. It comes pre-painted. Any comments on how it looks? Likes or dislikes. I am just trying to keep my CG Navi TSX doors ding free!
Link does not work correctly. Look under painted moldings-custom
http://www.sportwing.com/catalog/displaycat.pcgi#
I saw the thread on the Honda Accord molding and thought this would be easier. It comes pre-painted. Any comments on how it looks? Likes or dislikes. I am just trying to keep my CG Navi TSX doors ding free!
Link does not work correctly. Look under painted moldings-custom
http://www.sports-stuff.ws/automotiv...ories0002.html
I add a 4ply locking car cover if the car is left someplace overnight or when it is parked at work during my 12 hour shifts.
So far, no dings, scratches or scuffs.
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Thanks for the replys guys. I think I am just gonna wait on the molding for now. I thought the molding actually added to the styling of my buddies TL but I dont think thats the case with my CG TSX(with Navi).
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TSX has the vigorous bodyline on the upper of the door. That runs parallel with the window frame and slightly climbs up. IMHO, please be careful to put on the aftermarket molding. I just saw a very bad DIY example yesterday.
Sorry for the quality of pics. I shot them by T610.
Sorry for the quality of pics. I shot them by T610.
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Originally Posted by SacQuacker
I use the parksmart clear magnetic door guards whenever I can't find a "safe" spot. They go off and on very easily and stow away in the trunk when not in use. Advantages are that they don't change the look of the vehicle and they can be adjusted higher, lower, forward or back depending on the anticipated ding point. EX: higher when parked next to an SUV.
http://www.sports-stuff.ws/automotiv...ories0002.html
I add a 4ply locking car cover if the car is left someplace overnight or when it is parked at work during my 12 hour shifts.
So far, no dings, scratches or scuffs.
http://www.sports-stuff.ws/automotiv...ories0002.html
I add a 4ply locking car cover if the car is left someplace overnight or when it is parked at work during my 12 hour shifts.
So far, no dings, scratches or scuffs.
I had no idea that even existed. But can't someone just steal them off the car?
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So should the mouldings run parralel to the rising line of the windows? That would look just as bad.
IMO just say no to these mouldings. It looks real bad from what I have seen.
IMO just say no to these mouldings. It looks real bad from what I have seen.
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Originally Posted by rets
TSX has the vigorous bodyline on the upper of the door. That runs parallel with the window frame and slightly climbs up. IMHO, please be careful to put on the aftermarket molding. I just saw a very bad DIY example yesterday.
Sorry for the quality of pics. I shot them by T610.
Sorry for the quality of pics. I shot them by T610.
I'd rather have door dings. Did you check to see if he had plastic covers on his seats?
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Originally Posted by domn
Are those mouldings crooked or is it just the crappy camera phone pics?
Crooked and curved....
NOT my camera or shooting angles
Originally Posted by fdl
So should the mouldings run parralel to the rising line of the windows? That would look just as bad.
IMO just say no to these mouldings. It looks real bad from what I have seen.
IMO just say no to these mouldings. It looks real bad from what I have seen.
Don't do it.
Originally Posted by Dan Martin
That looks so horrible.
I'd rather have door dings. Did you check to see if he had plastic covers on his seats?
I'd rather have door dings. Did you check to see if he had plastic covers on his seats?
Originally Posted by TSX 'R' US
HOLY COW!!! The passenger side was the worst!!!
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OMG what in the heck were they thinking when they did that! (above phone pics) Man, I would have never even started this thread if I saw a TSX with molding like that!
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Originally Posted by domn
I had no idea that even existed. But can't someone just steal them off the car?
The only other downside is that they're short and don't offer 100% coverage along the side. Of course, there is NO invention that is completely jackass proof.
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That's aweful. Don't you dare put those on your car.
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