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Thread: 89 Coupe rear 1/4 glass trim thats sun faded

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    Default 89 Coupe rear 1/4 glass trim thats sun faded

    How do you restore these? Or can you.....

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    150grit sandpaper, multiple coats of high build primer, Satin black trim paint
    I have a bad case of Automotive A.D.D.

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    anyone got any tips for getting the trim off? I dont want to bend mine when I redo them
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    Quote Originally Posted by cjmatt View Post
    anyone got any tips for getting the trim off? I dont want to bend mine when I redo them
    Im pretty sure they are glued to the glass

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    The only part that sucks for me is when the car was painted years ago, the rear windows were not pulled out, so this treatment to my 1/4's have to be done on the car which could be a flippin nightmare if a cuff the paint or scratch the window.

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    pm pwaddr. he's got a line on a company that re-does them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by superstang9085 View Post
    Im pretty sure they are glued to the glass
    oh, i was actually talkin about the metal trim pieces that go around the front and rear windows, not the 1/4's. My bad
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    Quote Originally Posted by cjmatt View Post
    oh, i was actually talkin about the metal trim pieces that go around the front and rear windows, not the 1/4's. My bad
    There is a special trim tool needed to release the cips under the trim, they cost about 10 buks you can get one from most paint supply stores, its shaped like an arrow with a handle
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    Quote Originally Posted by smooth View Post
    There is a special trim tool needed to release the cips under the trim, they cost about 10 buks you can get one from most paint supply stores, its shaped like an arrow with a handle
    ok, i saw a pic of one on amazon, how do u pop the tabs with it? removing my window trim is this weekends project
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    Quote Originally Posted by cjmatt View Post
    ok, i saw a pic of one on amazon, how do u pop the tabs with it? removing my window trim is this weekends project
    I usually start at the bottom of the trim near cowl panel and work my way up, just slide the leading edge of the tool until you feel it hook the clip,gently pull the trim up with one hand while sliding the trim tool up or down, you'll get the hang it's not hard just don't pull on the trim to hard you will feel it release.
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