August 10, 200917 yr comment_364861 No! Only use this technique on a car at the wreckers, or if you are going to change the seal on your own car and want to protect your own trims. Report
August 10, 200917 yr comment_364874 That strip along the side of the car as far as I know is a generic strip and is available aftermarket brand new. Report
August 15, 200917 yr comment_366160 I'm not entirely sure. Try rarespares, Clark Rubber, maybe even Repco or Autobarn. Report
August 17, 200917 yr comment_366462 I have used 10mm full chrome body mould strips. The hardest part was fitting them into the old hard seal but they now look a million bucks! Got them from supercrap. Also did the gutter strips in it too! Pull out old strips. Clean all openings of dirt etc. Cut to estimate length/size(makes it easier to play with) Remove sticky film Poke it in gently. Yes it may be hard with out damaging it. :P Next hard part is putting the original corner bits in. hahaha goodluck! Supercrap also stock those generic body strips. 15mm thk black with chrome edging. Also comes with the chrome tips for the ends. Edited August 17, 200917 yr by Timaay Report
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