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Hello everyone, I'm a nooby here so I apologize if this has already been created. But I was curious if anyone has pictures of their Silverado with just the chrome trim around the bottom of the door removed? I noticed one of mine was starting to come off so instead of fighting with them every time I thought about just taking them off, however I do love how it kinda ties everything together. Thanks!

 

Also here is a picture of my truck, has the Rough Country 2.5" lift and N-fab steps

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Just take it off. I removed my chrome door trim, mirror caps, and door handles first day I got it. Wish I could get the chrome window trim off without breaking clips.

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My thoughts are this: Color-matched trucks are overdone. They are everywhere. So boring, in my opinion.

 

It looks ugly and messy whenever people have more than one combination going on. You see people with chrome trim, blacked out trim, silver wheels and dipped emblems. Just looks thrown together. You need to stick with one combo to look good... whether it's chrome, blacked out, dipped, color-matched, whatever.

 

I didn't like all the chrome on my LTZ whenever I first got it, but it has grown on me and I love it now. Chrome on trucks symbolizes a higher trim level.

 

As for your specific question on the bottom door molding, I say leave it on. It ties everything together like you said and really breaks up the side of the truck. Looks weird without it, unless you remove the rest of the chrome too.

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My thoughts are this: Color-matched trucks are overdone. They are everywhere. So boring, in my opinion.

 

It looks ugly and messy whenever people have more than one combination going on. You see people with chrome trim, blacked out trim, silver wheels and dipped emblems. Just looks thrown together. You need to stick with one combo to look good... whether it's chrome, blacked out, dipped, color-matched, whatever.

 

I didn't like all the chrome on my LTZ whenever I first got it, but it has grown on me and I love it now. Chrome on trucks symbolizes a higher trim level.

 

As for your specific question on the bottom door molding, I say leave it on. It ties everything together like you said and really breaks up the side of the truck. Looks weird without it, unless you remove the rest of the chrome too.

I couldn't agree more, think I'll keep it, besides eBay is there any other suggestion you think I could find a new oem chrome strip? I just need one to replace the one that has come off

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I couldn't agree more, think I'll keep it, besides eBay is there any other suggestion you think I could find a new oem chrome strip? I just need one to replace the one that has come off

 

Your truck is under warranty, I'd be getting the dealer to get a new one AND install it. There's no reason for your trim to be falling off unless you purposely tried to take it off. Don't let them tell you no.

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Your truck is under warranty, I'd be getting the dealer to get a new one AND install it. There's no reason for your trim to be falling off unless you purposely tried to take it off. Don't let them tell you no.

 

I'll look into it, it started on it's own

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I can't help you with the trim removal.

All I can say is that your truck looks awesome as it is.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

 

Thank you!! Decided I'm keeping the trim!

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I took off the lower chrome trim and the 4x4 sticker on my LTZ. Patiently waiting for a pair of body colored handles and mirror caps to change that out...to each his own.

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:chevrolet: Welcome! Your truck looks sharp now!! Enjoy!

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My last 3 trucks....2 Fords and a Chev were all mono color.

I'm pretty happy to have some chrome now.

Maybe it's an age thing..

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