QUOTE(rdauenhauer @ Aug 10 2011, 07:36 AM)
Pretty much as Bruce describes, one warning re the horizontal trim ..
the factory *usually* covered the 4 fasteners on the back inside the fender with butyal/ seam sealer or such to seal, sometime you need to clean remove it otherwise you will bend /kink that fragile piece
I redid the sail vinyl recently, and the advice here is correct. To remove the chrome trim from the bottom of the sail panels:
1) Jack the car up to give yourself some clearance between the tire and the fender. I actually removed the tire the first time I did this so I could get a good look under there, but it's not required if you have good hands.
2) Reach under the fender behind the trim and locate and remove the tiny nut holding the rear end of the sail panel trim to the car.
3) Reach under the fender and locate the 4 trim clips holding the side/bottom sail panel trim to the car. Clean off any butyl putty from each clip (on mine it was hard and dry and came off like a dirt clod in my hand) and then pinch the clip to allow it to release through the fender.
I also had to remove the seal and channel from each side where the door glass hits the sail panel in order to remove the small trim pieces at the top of each sail panel. You may be able to get to the inner screw without doing this though, depending on the order that your trim was installed (on mine the screw was underneath the channel).
Here's the thread that I followed when I did mine:
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...ng++sail++panel