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13721 Spring Hill Dr., Spring Hill, FL 34611
Phone: 352
688 8160 M-F EST
PROWLER DOOR
STANDARD 4 –PC TRIM KIT©
PART# ACC-821004
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Parts:
2- Door
Panel Large Trim Pieces, 2- Speaker Edge Small Trim Pieces, 2- Promoter
Pens
Please Note:
Interior vinyl surfaces that have been treated with any kind of silicone
treatment such as Armor-All or Vinyl Brite will make it so that molding
will not stick well and should be thoroughly cleaned with ISOPROPYL
ALCOHOL found at (Walmart or any Hardware store).
1.
IMPORTANT:
Thoroughly clean door panel and Door
Speaker areas where you are going to mount the moldings with household
rubbing alcohol and ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL then wipe off any and all
residues.
2.
Let’s
start with the Speaker Circle perimeter. Carefully wipe the exact area
where the molding you are starting with is to be mounted with the
adhesive promoter packet provided. Pay close attention in and around the
indent surrounding the inset area. Only wipe the area right before you
are ready to mount the molding.
3.
Put
the end of the molding at the bottom center
(so that the seam is at the bottom when you are finished) and hold it
there pressing down for one full minute. The while holding the molding
down carefully work the molding around the perimeter of the round Door
Speaker pulling the Red back side of the molding off as you press it
down. Move both hands following the molding around the Speaker. Press
the molding down firmly as you go.
4.
Once
you have gone all the way around the perimeter and meet up with where
you started - pause. You will have more trim molding than you need.
You will need to trim it so that when you lay the end down to meet the
beginning it will form a tight fit. Lay the end down gently and
carefully mark with a pen on the molding where you need to make your
cut. While the molding is mounted take a pair of scissors and cut the
molding and lay the end down to meet the beginning.
5. Repeat process for each
Door Panel and
Door Speaker.
Remember it is better
to cut the molding a little too long than too short. You can
always trim it again if it is too long.
If your cut is a little too short you can work the molding by
pulling and stretching it slightly to make up the difference. |
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