Yes, and no. All of them are screwed on from the back. The two on either side of the radio and the one on the driver's side are easy to get to. The panels they are mounted to just pull right off the car. The one on the passenger side is a bit more involved, as it is mounted to the main dash panel. There are two ways to get to it. Both involve removing all the dash screws under the radio trim and the instrument cover trim, both of which you will have already removed to get to the other AC vents. There is also a 10 mm bolt that holds the dash and air bag to the frame for the dash that is accessible from the glove box opening once you pull the glove box out. From here is where the two methods differ. Many people just lift and pull the dash up just enough to get to the screws with a stubby phillips head screwdriver. The other method, which I do, is to continue with removing the a-pillars and disconnecting the airbag plug that is above the glove box. Once this is done the whole top of the dash can be lifted up and slid back out of the car. Your choice on which method to use.The custom yellow rings on the air vent, I want to change mine as well. Do they just pop off easily with a screw driver?
I've used Krylon Fusion spray paint on interior plastics and it's worked quite well. It all comes down to prepping the surface properly. I would recommend removing them no matter what you plan on doing to them as you really want full access to them, especially if painting.Hey thanks! I think i'll just paint them lol. Any particular paint you recommend, never did a mod before...
I restored my entire car! Still working on it tho lots to be doneI've seen some real nice custom interiors you guys been doin so I wanted to start a place for you to "Post Em' Up"......