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Tips For Removing A Fender on a Acura Integra

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It’s time to remove the fender on the Acura Integra.  Before we remove the fender, we will need to open the door to access several bolts between the fender and door.  However, with the damage on the fender, the door can not be opened.  No problem, I have a quick tip to show you when this happens that will allow the door to be opened.  Learn how by watching the video below.

So there you have it…how to open the door and how to remove the fender.  Next we will be removing the door  trim panel, door handle, mirror, etc.

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Comments

  1. Hi Donnie,
    I have been watching your videos in Australia, I love the videos very interesting great information, I am now retired I was a painter & decorator I sprayed a few cars in my time and also bath resurfacing using two pack paint and sprayed old baths in situ.
    I just watched your video on water based auto paint it is the paint for the future, Much safer and looks like faster production thank you again Donnie. Keep up the good work.

    Regards Cairn Webb

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