Subject	Neither of them are that bad.
Posted by	Evan(CA) on March 02, 2013 at 12:12 AM
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In Reply To	FYI - for the rear window molding, I taped everything up posted by jzack on March 01, 2013 at 11:05 PM
Message	I just figured if it was as easy pulling the old ones out and pressing in new ones I should do it since all the other trim will be brand new. They will probably look even more faded once the new stuff is installed. My biggest complaint though now is that the hatch glass rubber has shrunk with age and is now 3/8" short on either side.
Follow Ups	Can these moldings be replaced without removing the glass? - Evan(CA) 20:41:04 03/01/13 Re: Can these moldings be replaced without removing the glass? - Xteam300TT (South Tx ) 20:48:58 03/01/13 Yes (n/m) - njz 20:57:46 03/01/13 Not usually - they stick to the glass seal urethane. - Bernie (NoVA) 20:57:55 03/01/13 I removed the side/lower molding on my tt. - smartone 00:05:07 03/02/13 So the entire hatch seal can be replaced? - Evan(CA) 00:17:53 03/02/13 So just talked to the paint guy (my dad)... - smartone 16:16:50 03/02/13 FYI - for the rear window molding, I taped everything up - jzack 23:05:09 03/01/13 I used plasti-dip. - Stokens (AR) 23:31:06 03/01/13 I tried that first and wasn't happy with the results. - Evan(CA) 00:14:42 03/02/13 Neither of them are that bad. - Evan(CA) 00:12:46 03/02/13 Yes, it can be done as long as you're careful removing them. - ZXoltan 05:34:08 03/02/13 you can 3M vinyl it.. should come out good.. (n/m) - DJ2_300zxLover 14:57:06 03/02/13 Re: Can these moldings be replaced without removing the glass? - coolcesitar 16:53:55 03/02/13 Got a pic of th rear hatch glass without the molding? - Evan(CA) 17:50:16 03/02/13
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