Rivet-on Rub Strips / Dealer installed door moulding.
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Rivet-on Rub Strips / Dealer installed door moulding.
Does anyone have a source for the "high profile" vinyl inserts, in Jaguar colors?
The very very very Bright White I purchased looks terrible on my Cream colored car?
Black, White and Silver - where the only colors I could find offered online.
The very very very Bright White I purchased looks terrible on my Cream colored car?
Black, White and Silver - where the only colors I could find offered online.
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Custom Auto Trim
This is the supplier I used. They have only the 3 colors in the "high profile" trim.
https://www.customautotrim.com/body-...et-on-molding/
https://www.customautotrim.com/body-...et-on-molding/
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You might consider painting what you have to match your Jag. I would think a pint mixed to your paint code at an automotive paint store would match pretty well on just a molding. Automotive paint stores can set you up with all you will need to paint plastic. A fifteen dollar HF gun is pretty good for a few uses.
Alternately, there is a molding store here in Phoenix that has been in business for quite a while and there is a chance he would have a better match for your Jag.
https://www.beaverstripes.com/html/edge_molding.html
To CadJag's comment about spoiling the sleek looks of the fJag with the rivet on molding- I had a XJS a few years ago that had the riveted style molding and I removed it and put on a flat ribbon style rubber molding and painted it to match the car. It really changed the look of the car and made it 'sleek' again. The rubber ends could be shaped with sandpaper for a finished end. If you are interested I've got a few photos of it I can post.
Alternately, there is a molding store here in Phoenix that has been in business for quite a while and there is a chance he would have a better match for your Jag.
https://www.beaverstripes.com/html/edge_molding.html
To CadJag's comment about spoiling the sleek looks of the fJag with the rivet on molding- I had a XJS a few years ago that had the riveted style molding and I removed it and put on a flat ribbon style rubber molding and painted it to match the car. It really changed the look of the car and made it 'sleek' again. The rubber ends could be shaped with sandpaper for a finished end. If you are interested I've got a few photos of it I can post.
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