Removing door panel trim, you need to have the inside door paneling off to get to those clips.

Here are the clips from the inside, door paneling and rear paneling needs to be off in order to access them.

I used some needle nose pliers to pinch the clip and then pull the trim off from the outside.

Another picture of the clips holding the trim pieces on. This is short piece on my hatch toward the rear of the car.

Be gentle when taking the door trim off, it has double sided tape also holding it to the door. It just peels back but make sure not to rip out a clip. The other trim pieces did not have the tape.

This small trim piece on the front fender was easily removed by hand. Just reach inside the fender and pince the clips with your fingers.

This is the last clip on the door trim, at the front of the door. It's different then the other clips. You must open the door partially, pull the trim out then slide it forward off the clip.

Here are the window trim pieces, old and new.

New trim inserts into that little hole below the mirror.

We must remove the vertical trim piece or else we cannot get the window trim to fit in there.

Just take out these 3 screws.

Now we can slide the vertical trim into the window trim.

Nice and shiny.

Make shift paint booth.

Primered pieces.

Painted up prior to clear coat.

And we have clear coat.

This is me holding the trim section up against the clean part of the door where the trim actually goes. Looks like a pretty good paint match to me.

Shiny door handles.

After some rubbing compound.