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Sierra Painted Fender / Wheel Arch Moldings


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They look good painted. When I bought mine in oct. Gmc didn't have painted fender moldings so I got a chevy instead. I didn't want a $50,000 with black plastic fender moldings that fade over time not to mention it's a pain to wax around. I'm glad they are offering them painted now.

 

Couldn't agree more. I would rather have the GMC but the wheel arches had me looking at the Chevy every time. It says it's a dealer installed option so might be able to work it into the deal under cost.

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I just had the painted to match wheel well moldings instlled yesterday on my sonoma red Denali. They do look shit hot! They cost me $550 plus $100 for installation. I do have pics but big hassle for me to post. Anyone interested send me a Pm with your email and I'll send you some before and after pics. You are welcome to post them if you desire. I have $7000 in mods and that is the best one so far, next to my XPEL clear bra.

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Thanks for posting the pics "Whitestallion." They should give the guys who are interested, a good idea of how much it changes the look of the truck. They are definitely well painted.

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Thanks for posting the pics "Whitestallion." They should give the guys who are interested, a good idea of how much it changes the look of the truck. They are definitely well painted.

 

That looks killer! Thanks for posting guys, definitely solidifies that it't worth the extra money to get them done. Thanks again!

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truck looks great corvetteoj, I never really minded the non body color ones, but now that I see painted ones, it looks way better.

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Does anyone have the part numbers to these painted mouldings?? I wouldn't mind checking into getting some.

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Summit White - 22943037

 

Onyx Black - 22943039

 

Sonoma Red - 22943041

 

Quicksilver - 22943043

 

White Diamond - 22943045

 

Primer paint to match - 22943047

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FYI - the Summit White wheel moldings do not match the factory paint 100% (I'm guessing b/c of differences in painting processes b/w plastic and metal?).

 

My old GMT-900 had the same slight differences between Summit White paint and the plastic doors moldings. It got worse over a couple of years, so I shaved them.

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Agree 100%.

 

It was the first modification I did to my truck. The quality is top notch, fit and finish is perfect.

 

 

I just had the painted to match wheel well moldings instlled yesterday on my sonoma red Denali. They do look shit hot! They cost me $550 plus $100 for installation. I do have pics but big hassle for me to post. Anyone interested send me a Pm with your email and I'll send you some before and after pics. You are welcome to post them if you desire. I have $7000 in mods and that is the best one so far, next to my XPEL clear bra.

 

 

Do these fit over the black factory plastic ones or do you remove the factory ones and install these in place of them?

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Do these fit over the black factory plastic ones or do you remove the factory ones and install these in place of them?

You remove the black plastic & replace with painted.

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