Removing and replacing CT lower inlays
#1
Removing and replacing CT lower inlays
Hi Folks,
Have anyone had the 'inlays' in the lower trim of a Cross Turismo removed and replaced? or done it themselves? i.e. The ones available in Gloss Black/Silver/Vesuvius grey optional finishes - the lower valance inlay, rear diffuser and side-skirt inlays.
Was it straight forward? major job? Just clips and screws? Any wiring, sensors or glue to worry about?
Does it require removal of additional major panels like the full lover bumper?
I want to finish them in a different colour - either wrap or paint.
Any hints welcome
Many thanks
Have anyone had the 'inlays' in the lower trim of a Cross Turismo removed and replaced? or done it themselves? i.e. The ones available in Gloss Black/Silver/Vesuvius grey optional finishes - the lower valance inlay, rear diffuser and side-skirt inlays.
Was it straight forward? major job? Just clips and screws? Any wiring, sensors or glue to worry about?
Does it require removal of additional major panels like the full lover bumper?
I want to finish them in a different colour - either wrap or paint.
Any hints welcome
Many thanks
#2
The side inlays pop out pretty easily. There are several tabs underneath that have to press in to remove and the upper tabs release fairly easily. I did have one upper tab on each side break so be mindful of the release angle. Still figuring out the front inlay. Haven't tackled the rear yet.
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smoothound (08-12-2022)
#3
The side inlays pop out pretty easily. There are several tabs underneath that have to press in to remove and the upper tabs release fairly easily. I did have one upper tab on each side break so be mindful of the release angle. Still figuring out the front inlay. Haven't tackled the rear yet.
#4
My apologies for reviving an older post, but did you manage to remove the front and rear factory silver inlay? I want them wrapped or painted satin black, but my local installer that I've dealt with for 10+ years refuses to remove them.
#5
I still have a big roll of acid-green wrap in my garage 18 months on - was thinking of highlighting some after market wheels - but have been advised that Wrap does not last long on wheels. - so mebbies my grandson's pedal car will become Acid Green.
Hope you find a solution
Al
Last edited by smoothound; 07-15-2024 at 04:00 AM.