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The CarPartsDepot Hood Panel Molding Chrome Trim is a vehicle-specific accessory designed for 2006-2010 Ford Explorer models. Featuring a polished chrome finish and durable, impact-resistant plastic construction, it enhances your vehicle’s style while withstanding rugged use. Ready to paint and easy to install, this trim piece offers a perfect blend of aesthetics and resilience, backed by reliable customer support.









| ASIN | B00U85RHFI |
| Best Sellers Rank | #109,989 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #43 in Automotive Hoods |
| Brand Name | CarPartsDepot |
| Color | unpainted |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (183) |
| Exterior Finish | Ready To Paint |
| Fit Type | Vehicle Specific Fit |
| Manufacturer | CarPartsDepot |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 6L2Z16856AA |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Surface Recommendation | painted body panels |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
D**N
Fits as described
Fit good! Exactly as described.
D**E
Hood molding
Does not fit as good as factory but it does fit satisfactory
J**.
Good quality.
Fit and finish are good, after trimming the extra plastic from the manufacturing process. Won’t go in place until you do. Other than that, I would recommend. It is completely flat in the box but easily flexes to match the curve of the hood.
M**E
Just what we needed
Easy to install and looks great
P**R
Installation help here!
Finally installed after reading review that said: after trimming the extra plastic from the manufacturing process. Won’t go in place until you do. ; When I used a knife to cut the 2 tabs, it went into place easily! Here’s a photo of the tabs tonight, then the clips and the three 10mm screw type nuts finished off the installation.
A**Y
Satisfied with my purchase
Purchased 6 months ago and it’s still shiny and durable.! The quality is great. ! No peeling so far.!
R**T
Does Not Fit
The product does not fit at all. It supposed to have nuts for the edges to be secured. The prongs don't line up with the holes. The photos speak for themselves. Now the molding is currently half stuck the hood, and I assume will break when I try to remove it. The hood is Ford factory. I want a refund.
A**8
it's in there, we will see how long that lasts, but I'm pretty optimistic based on the install
This seemed difficult to install at first, but when I used a 90 degree pick to pry down on the smaller nubs on the molding to clear the lower front edge of the hood, it was easier to snap every clip right into place and seemed to hold very securely. I was then able to install the three cutting nuts I had removed from the old broken factory Ford piece and secure those points down (used a 1/4" drive socket driver with my finest no-name generic chrome 10mm socket and it was sufficient to seat the nuts fully, no ratchet or deep well needed). I've now been through the most violent and expensive of Casey's gas station car washes twice and it hasn't moved yet. Will update in a few months as I'm in the Oklahoma Dust Bowl right now and we aren't likely to see rain for awhile and I will be washing daily or every other day for the foreseeable future. It was another less harsh "gentle soft touch" tunnel style car wash that removed the loose original molding after 16 years and 255,000 miles, so the gas station autowash at Casey's with the thick rubbery foam brushes is probably the best torture test there is for trim like this.
K**.
very quick delivery and intact it was fragile im happy😁
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