Interior trim removal

DocMason94 · May 8, 2020

Range Rover L322 2002 4.4 V8 (LPG)

Hi again, anybody here know how to remove just this wooden trim at the bottom of th doors? I can't find anything on how to do this particular bit, and I'd rather not take the whole door panel off. Cheers!

gold rover · May 9, 2020

I'd start with taking it off the door card. See what happens then

Ratae · May 9, 2020

This shows two nuts which presumably go onto two studs on the trim.
If you can't see these then looks like the door trim will have to come off.
http://new.lrcat.com/#!/12119/101499/101771/8066/101833

DocMason94 · May 9, 2020

Damn, looks like I have to take the door card off then. Thanks anyway!

MrMach2 · May 9, 2020

@DocMason94 Hi Doc, are you thinking of replacing them or wrapping the wood ? Regards H

DocMason94 · May 9, 2020

Hi Mach, was actually going to spray paint all of the grey parts and the wooden trim parts to in a high gloss black colour. I have a friend who spray paints trains who's willing to do it for free as long as I sand and prime all the parts before hand

MrMach2 · May 9, 2020

Hey Doc, oh wow that's really nice of him ! It will be looking great, think I may wrap my wooden trim and around the window switches

Let me know how you get on and take pics, would love to see the final look

Regards H

wammers · May 9, 2020

Painting varnished wood is sacrilegious.

DocMason94 · May 9, 2020

Mach, I'll be more than happy to do that. Wammers I'd normally agree with you, especially if it was a nice dark walnut wood. However that cherry wood truly is horrendous, it looks so cheap and nasty. I have to bleach my eyes every time I sit in the car just to clean the image from my irises.

MrMach2 · May 9, 2020

heheh It docent look that bad XD But I look forward to seeing the results & cuddos to having the same coolant as me good old Amazon special XD

Datatek · May 9, 2020

DocMason94 said:
Mach, I'll be more than happy to do that. Wammers I'd normally agree with you, especially if it was a nice dark walnut wood. However that cherry wood truly is horrendous, it looks so cheap and nasty. I have to bleach my eyes every time I sit in the car just to clean the image from my irises.

You sure it's not plastic imitation wood?

DocMason94 · May 9, 2020

Datatek, it's like a thin veneer of wood (the kind that Ikea would use to cover their chipboard made wardrobes in and advertise it is as 'oak', that nasty stuff you can peel off if that makes sense) which is coated in a thinish layer of clear plastic over the top.

pete12345 · May 9, 2020

It's like a thin veneer because it is veneer

RangeRoller dt · May 10, 2020

Take a look what the little walnut bits n bobs cost before you butcher them.
Price on a P38 walnut panel is Heartbreaking

Henry_b · May 11, 2020

DocMason94 said:
Datatek, it's like a thin veneer of wood (the kind that Ikea would use to cover their chipboard made wardrobes in and advertise it is as 'oak', that nasty stuff you can peel off if that makes sense) which is coated in a thinish layer of clear plastic over the top.

It's real wood with a Satin lacquer so it "looks cheap"
Personally the stuff in the P38 looks Títs out of 10 thanks to a proper lacquer being used..
You can buy coloured panels of the Bay of E...

Sell the wooden bits to recoup your wánkaccount.,

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