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I was wondering if anyone had any tips for removing trim from my RC. I am looking to start some bodywork on it and don't want to break everything as I take it off my truck. Then I get to try my hand at the bodywork... now I'm really dangerous :)
 
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The trim usually has a screw at each end into the body remove them and then lift up it compresses the plastic tensioner at the bottom of the trim and then pull the top of the trim to you and then push it back down and the tensioner will release it's hold and the trim piece will fall away
 
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maybe I should have also included a pic... I am also wondering about the trim pieces that go aroud my rear window, as well as the rubber pieces that run along the sides of my truck too
 
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