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Series 1 rear window seal to take trim
- Thread starter john p
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alpine_64
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Short answer, no. The usual suppliers offer rear window seals but they dont accomoadate the stainless . Some have stuck it on afterwards with adhesive and some with small fasteners.
I would guess there would be a suitable profile that would take it from a rubber supplier, but you need a sample with the correct sectional profile.
I would guess there would be a suitable profile that would take it from a rubber supplier, but you need a sample with the correct sectional profile.
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The seal on my car accommodates a strip that closes the gap[compresses the seal against the window and hardtop edge] and that is available w/ a plastic chrome/stainless finish. It shows about 1/4" around the window .I think this was used a lot in 80's cars but has a tendency to peel w/ heat and age.
Does not show up well compared to the wider stainless trim. I think any good auto glass shop would have it available
Does not show up well compared to the wider stainless trim. I think any good auto glass shop would have it available