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The first step to your customizing your interior
dash and trim parts is to remove them so that you can send them
in to Craft Customs for adding woodgrain or other finishing.
Obviously, there are so many different vehicles, and each
one has its own way of removing parts, that there is no way for us to
provide instructions for each. So, you will need to use some
creativity in finding the instructions for removing your parts.
Following are two ways to find those instructions:
1. Visit your local auto parts store and buy the
Chilton's or Haynes manual for your vehicle. Here you will find most
of the instructions you will be looking for. Even if they don't list
the exact instruction for removing the part you want to remove, many times
they will have the details of how to remove your parts within another
instruction that requires your part to be removed in the process. If
you can't find that detail, then look for instructions for a similar
part. A particular vehicle will tend to use the same attachment
methods for parts throughout the vehicle.
2. You can search on Google or another search engine
for directions. For example, searching for how to remove a door
panel for a 2005 suburban, simply enter something like "how to remove
05 suburban door panel" into the search box. We have included a
search box below that will search the entire web for your question.
Again each part in each vehicle is going to be a little bit
different. In the search results, however, if you can't find exact
instructions for your year of vehicle, you can find similar instructions
for another part in your vehicle, another year of your vehicle or another
vehicle with similar parts, and use those instructions to have a general
idea of how to remove your parts.
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