Hey guys, John here with realtruck.com.
I want to show you how to install the Bizon Side Body Molding on this 2014 GMC Sierra.
You can see here we've got our side body molding laid out.
You can see what we have that comes in a box.
They come in a four-piece set and either they're smooth finish or this even more rugged bolt
on look finish.
Some of the great things about the side body molding is if you ever get parked in a parking
lot somewhere, door dings into your truck, hundreds of dollars to fix.
This will help protect your truck from that, stop those door dings, stop those costly repairs.
Also they're an easy, no-drilling installation by the use of a double sided 3M tape on the
back.
So they're also fade resistant.
You can color match this to match your truck.
It will look really cool and help protect it.
So the next thing to do guys is get these on the truck.
We're going to start putting this on the truck but I want to show you a couple of things
here.
The first thing is is that if you got any question as to which ones go where, it tells
you right inside here on the backside.
For example, this one says crew cab rear left.
So we know this one is for the back door over here.
So we'll set this one off to side over here.
And then, of course, this one is being for a front left.
Now what we're going to do is we're going to do a little measuring here before we get
started.
And one of the things we need to do is come to the back edge of our door back here and
measure out two inches on the back edge.
And then take a grease pencil, something that won't damage your paint or anything like that
and you want to make a mark back here at this two-inch spot.
So once we have that mark and also just that so you know in an advance, we're going to
do the same thing on the back door as well.
But once we have that mark, then we want to test fit our side body molding as to where
it's going to go on our truck, line the back edge up with the mark that we put on there,
and then just hold it up here in place to where it's going to be or where we going to
be attaching it.
Now one other way you can go about doing this is that you can also decide where you want
it on the door and run a strip of masking tape all the way down on the side of the truck.
And that'll just give you a little bit of a lineup point so that you get them on there
perfectly straight or fairly straight all the way across the truck.
So we've got this where we want it.
It looks pretty good.
So then what we're going to do is we're going to go to the backside of it here and we want
to just peel back a little bit of this red coating on here, about two inches or so on
all the ends.
And we don't want to take this completely off because what we want to do is we want
to be able to put this in place and get it lined up where it's going to go.
And then start peeling that tape and attaching it on as we go.
Now if you take this all off and do it, you're going to be in trouble if you don't get it
in the right spot on the first try.
So let's not do that.
The other thing is while I'm peeling this, I can explain to you guys a little bit.
You want to make sure that the truck is clean and dry and don't use anything like Windex
or anything like that on the side of the truck because that leaves a residue on there.
So you want to make sure you use something like isopropyl alcohol or something like that
on like a dry microfiber or cotton cloth or even some cotton balls as far as that goes
and just clean this whole area so that way this stuff will stick really nice.
Okay.
So now we've got our tape peeled back.
We're going to line this up where we wanted to go on the truck.
Okay.
What we're doing here on this truck, it has this nice body line here that we can follow
along.
So we're just going to line this up along with our mark on the back and along that body
line to keep this right where we want it.
And then once we have it in place where we want it, then we'll start peeling our tape
off.
Just press it down a little bit here to hold it in place.
Now what I'd like to do rather than peel this all the way is just peel and press, because
what that does is that it allows us to keep this thing in place as we go, we don't have
any slippage.
You don't have to worry about it sliding down on a place on us.
And if something like that happens to you and you can just come back here because you
don't have it all stuck down and start peeling it from this end.
So now what we're going to do then is we're just going to finish peeling out the bottom
side of this, give the bottom side a little press down as we go.
And then we'll come up here, grab this in and peel this out.
We can peel this all the way out because we've already got the bottom stuck.
We know where it's going and where we want it.
And that's how you rescue it if you have it here, that can come off or tape like that,
so.
Just press it down real good, make sure that it's stuck.
And then what we're going to do is we're going to take a clean dry rag, microfiber or cotton
or something like that once again, and rub down this really well about five times all
the way around it and that will help to get a good adhesion to the door of the truck.
So there you go.
Really that simple.
We're going to go ahead and put this back one on and show you guys how it looks with
this all on the truck.
So here we go.
Okay, guys.
The only thing we need to do here yet is take our cloth and rub this down really good to
make sure that's going to stick on the truck.
As you can see here, these really look nice on this truck, really add something to it
and help protect it in those parking lots.
There you go.
It's just that quick, simple, and easy to install these Bizon Body Side Moldings on
to your truck.
So until next time, remember, happy motoring.
It's just that quick, simple, and easy to install these Bizon...
Just that quick, simple, and easy to install these Bizon Side Body Moldings ... Body side
moldings.
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