Disclaimer:

All molding and trim accessories from Duraflex are designed as aftermarket products. These components are typically lighter and more streamlined than OEM parts, providing a sleeker, more aerodynamic design. However, they may require significant preparation and custom fitting during installation.

Due to the nature of fiberglass and the manufacturing processes involved, Duraflex molding and trim accessories are not “direct bolt-on” parts. Achieving a proper fit may involve sanding, cutting, or filling gaps. In some cases, additional fiberglass reinforcement may be needed for durability and secure attachment. You might also need to drill holes for mounting or make adjustments for alignment.

Molding and Trim Adjustments
Duraflex molding and trim usually require custom adjustments to fit seamlessly with your vehicle’s body. This may include repositioning mounting points, adjusting brackets, or using shims. You might also need to enlarge mounting holes or trim the fiberglass to accommodate slight design variations.

Molding and Trim Accessories
Duraflex offers a variety of molding and trim accessories, such as door trims, window moldings, and bumper trims. Installing these accessories may require drilling holes or using adhesive for secure attachment. For high-performance applications, additional fiberglass reinforcement may be necessary to ensure proper fit and durability.

For the best results, we strongly recommend professional installation by a custom shop experienced in fiberglass components, as traditional auto repair shops may not have the necessary expertise.

Safety and Legal Use
Duraflex molding and trim accessories are designed strictly for off-road and show use. Due to stringent Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, many of these products are not street legal. Duraflex does not endorse or recommend using these molding or trim accessories on public roads or highways.