How do i remove the body side molding off a 2006 dodge charger without damaging the paint/body?

I want to give my charger a cleaner look by removing the body side molding, but i don't no if it's a job i can do myself or if i have to take it to a bodyshop. If anybody has done this before, please give me some advice.How do i remove the body side molding off a 2006 dodge charger without damaging the paint/body?
i have never took any off ,some people say they stick on and some say bolt on,call any body shop around,they can tell you for sure ,because you can bet they have had to remove these before for some reason,that's what i do when I'm in doubt,good luck on it.How do i remove the body side molding off a 2006 dodge charger without damaging the paint/body?
THEIR ARE BOLTS ON THE INTERIOR SIDE OF THE CHARGER LOSIN ALL OF THEM OFF AND THE PLASTIC ON THE DOOR WILL BE ABLE TO COME OFF AND THEN LOSI THOSE BOLTS AND THEIR YA GO
The only thing I have done to my Dodge Ram 1500 was debadge it. I use dental floss and a hair dryer to heat up the glue and then wiped it off with goo gone. It came out beautiful, but it was long, hard and tedious work. Why do you want to remove the molding?
Jennifer k is right. When you use a solvent on this sticky stuff, it just spreads it and it goes back to being gummy. Try her method and also try rubbing it with your finger to make it role up and off. Either way it takes hard work and lots of time. But you will succeed.