Removing a Mouse felt trim panel

[sheakev]

Hi,
I need to remove a piece of felt trim (white strip in picture) that is right over the (sliding and fixed) screen door on the inside of the AI. I do have plastic trim tools but don't want to start prying away and wind up breaking something.
Does anyone know how these are attached? I tried to gently pull and to gently pry but it did not give. It may require more force or I may be just doing it wrong.
Any hints or tips on getting this off would be much appreciated!

[Lineolated]

We have a 2014.5 that didn’t have that particular panel, so ymmv.

We’ve removed several panels from ours that were mounted on the MB plastic trim. All of them were attached with christmas trees.

[Titus]

Our trim panel on the sliding door was held be a few screws with covers over the head and by a few christmas tree plugs.

[sheakev]

Originally Posted by Titus

Our trim panel on the sliding door was held be a few screws with covers over the head and by a few christmas tree plugs.

There no obvious screws in this Airstream installed trim. I will assume it is fastened by christmas trees fasteners and pry away.

[Pahaska]

I think it may slide forward to remove. The mouse fur across the over-cab cabinet on my 2014.5 slid toward the sliding door to remove. It had slots with a larger hole at one end.

[sheakev]

Originally Posted by Pahaska

I think it may slide forward to remove. The mouse fur across the over-cab cabinet on my 2014.5 slid toward the sliding door to remove. It had slots with a larger hole at one end.

Let me give that a try!

[sheakev]

they were plastic xmas tree fasteners. I really had to pull on it, way more than one would expect.