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<\/a><\/p>\nI started with the right rear door.\u00a0 The shots above shows the brushed aluminum insert the ATS Premium arrived with.<\/p>\n The inserts arrived nicely packaged in bubble wrap, and in a partitioned carton.\u00a0 Each insert has the fingers and retainers molded in to they are ready to slide \/ snap into the Cadillac once the previous items are removed.<\/p>\n This shot shows ‘behind the scenes, the inner panel ready for the insert.<\/p>\n Here is the new Sapele wood insert in place.\u00a0 Sapele comes from tropical Africa, and is in the same family as Mahogany.<\/p>\n The instructions with the tool show what I assume is a trim tool, with a warning NOT to use a pry tool.\u00a0 I used a kitchen spatula to get under the trim pieces, then a hard plastic ice scraper to lightly pry the pieces out.\u00a0 Each piece is tightly retained and takes quite a bit of pressure to get out; I broke part of my hard plastic tool along the way.<\/p>\n On most of the pieces, there are also shaped fingers that one has to take care not to pull straight out.\u00a0 So in other words, each piece wants to be pulled outward slightly, then slid to the side.<\/p>\n Once I had practiced on the rear doors I felt better about working on the more-visible front doors.\u00a0 These took a bit more pressure to snap into place, so I was glad to have the confidence from the rear doors for how they would go.<\/p>\n\n\t\t<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n