This is a mod many do with Corvettes that have the body side molding (BSM). The best way to do it is to use strong test fishing line. Wrap the ends around a couple of screwdrivers so you have something to hold on to. Work the line between the molding and car, then using a sawing motion work your way down the trim. A bit of oil on the line will help, or just run a small bead down the trim. Once you get it off, the real work begins. Using your fingers, rub and work the goo off that is left behind. You can use some goo remover but you risk damaging the paint if you're not super careful. It's a PITA and takes a while. Once you're done you'll need to clean everything up and you may (or may not) need to put a coat of wax on. Many have done this, even on Corvettes that have had the BSM's for years and you can't tell they were ever there. I'd think that as new as our cars are they should come off and clean up very well.
Good luck and remember it's up to you whether or not to do this....if it's all screwed up don't shoot the messenger...I make no warranty for this.....:thumbsup:
