Peeling film or whatever it is(tint??)— see picture

These people are stealers, not dealers as is clear by the costs stated. Any competent person can pop these off and the replacements come with the attachment pins, even though you will not need them if you are careful removing the originals.

 

There is something very Canadian about that, "ahem" (paraphrasing the only scene I have ever seen of Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure).

 

I think getting it off the double-sided adhesive is the first step; it won't move at all until that's accomplished. Maybe slip something like a putty knife in to keep it from rebonding.

 

GOOGLE something like Car Body Wrap.

It's a vinyl coat - it's actually removeable apparently, so your grey car can be pink for the next 2 years, then matte (yuk) blue for a few more, then have stripes - and finally metallic gold.

But I'd be surprised if they couldn't put a wrap over those 2 panels - pick your colour!!!!

 

Ring a couple of them up - or drive there and show them - it's not a "normal" thing - but it should be an easy job for them. I saw a YouTube of a car being done once. Can't see the one I was thinking of - but this gives an idea - just a roof, mirrors on this one.

I've seen some in metallic etc - the only one I know of personally had a clear coat put on - I think on his bonnet (hood), front panels and sills.

 

Vinyl wrap film needs to have a good surface to look its best. Underlying "textures issues" will show through the thin film. But I agree that it will be easy to pull them off and replace them with the relatively inexpensive replacement parts.

 

Yes, I have no idea - it might be a very cheap job - but might surprise me with being exorbitant.

 

Vinyl wrap. Just on a small part. See this Amazon Ad.

 

Maybe some brave soul with a fourth gen can try prying it off on theirs, see how easy it is?

 

IF......you "order" these parts, will they come in the right color......or will they have to be painted ??