siding trim keep it or fill it in

[all_accord]

What do you'll think should I bondo it in and have a smooth surface? Or keep the siding and just paint it and if I paint it should I go same color or different color?

[oneoffaccord]

Are you talking about the side molding? It depends on your color really.

[steelbluesleepR]

They look good both shaved or painted, but they can't just be filled with bondo. The strips need to have to have sheet metal welded over and properly bodyworked if you are going to shave them. If you just gob on the mud, the whole chunk will fall off the first time you hit a bump or close your door.

[xkjnboix]

plastic dip it.

[theSOB]

I have done this and you should know, it's not as easy as it sounds. The biggest issue is that the bottom half of the door sticks out slightly further than the top half. If you want it to look good, bondo will have to be added to the top half of the doors as well to smooth the transition along with the steps mentioned above. When done right, it looks amazing. But it often ends up looking like shit

[Straight Success]

Picture of car needed before voting.

[C91BLX7]

[Straight Success]

I mean his car; the exact one he owns/drives/modifies.

[C91BLX7]

That's how it should look.

[theSOB]

That's how it should look.

says who?

[C91BLX7]

says who?

The shape and the lines of the car, The bumpers also agree.

[all_accord]

Well I finally got around to talking to my body guy he said that he would fix the rust hole in the quarter panel smooth out all the dents and do the side molding welding in a peice of sheet metal and smoothing it out for $250 so I think that's the way to go