well my old moldings were faded and dented and didnt feel like fixing them so i..

before:


bought jdm thin moldings:




thanks passwordjdm, i love these moldings already, much nicer then the old ones

comments welcome


Modified by Mr. HYDE at 9:17 PM 6/24/2005

 

cool! i need put mine on

 

mothers "back to black" works good with restoring moldings blackness. but nice purchase otherwise.

 

i couldnt justify the money into jdm thin moldings...

however!

if i had a car as nice as yours, i wouldnt think twice.

 

Thats most peoples solution to faded moldings.

 

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haha this is teh best solution, spending $4 instead of $150.lol

 

the moldings also had like little dents all over them, so i wanted to get new ones

 

any excuse to go jdm.

i couldnt justify ever spending that much on moldings. i'd rather have stock moldings to save me from door dings but whatever floats your boat... this <u>IS</u> the appearance forum.

 

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but then again, thats the entire purpose of side moldings, to reduce dings/dents to your actual door, but whocares, car looks very nice with those thin sides

 

JDM thin moldings makes it look much better but for your wallet??

 

what's the difference? Why not get mothers trim paint?

 

nice ride

 

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They are thinner hence the name "JDM thin moldings"

 

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well obvisouly , i believe he meant the fading, you cant tell much of a difference in the pics

 

^^ Hehe well he did mention in his first post how it was all faded AND had dents in them

 

me loves passwordjdm too

 

ilikey

 

i personally like the thinner moldings much better, it flows much nicer with the car and in person looks 100% better.

 

 

that's what I was thinking, if someone hits the car with the door, i'd want to have some protection...looks good though!

 

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does it really matter tho, i mean seriously i had a vx with no moldings, and type r have no moldings either i dont think going with a thinner molding, which isnt completely flat is that big of a deal but to look cleaner

 

what a waste of 150 bux.., why wouldnt u be a smart person and just buy plastic polish u douche.. ohh right i forgot ur a dumbass yank.

 

 

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Eh there eh, ease up hoser!

 

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