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Old 06-30-2009, 01:41 PM   #1
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A tonneau/ boot question....

I'm in the middle of body work and paint on my vert. My questions is how does the boot/black trim part come of the tonneau? I know there are screws by the seat beats, release handle and in the back middle. Is there double sided tape holding the rest on. I know there was double sided tape on the side spoilers therefore I think its on the boot panel too. Any help would be great, Thanks. (sorry if i sound confusing, dont really know what the part is called)
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Old 06-30-2009, 06:57 PM   #2
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Re: A tonneau/ boot question....

when i removed mine it was applied with what looked like contact cement
in a s-type method had to be real cautious in removing as to not break the fiber board

once it started to break bond it came right off
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Re: A tonneau/ boot question....

yea when i took mine off it was tough the stuff that it holding it down does not want to let it go so i just removed it had it painted it the color of my car and i think it looks pretty good
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Old 07-01-2009, 10:53 AM   #4
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Re: A tonneau/ boot question....

ok thanks, ya i just didnt want to force it to much without gettin an idea of whats holding it on. Guess I'll need to find some'em like that contact cement to put it back on when I'm ready.
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