The window channel trim of a few of the windows on my 240's is curling inward and being pinched by the windows as they close. Once this happens, the trim takes a set, so straightening it out has no lasting effect.

I do not like to resolve a problem with glue, especially when an adhesive was not used in the first place, but I have little choice.

Some sticky candidates are:

1 - Toughened, industrial-grade, Crazy/wacky instant glue made specifically for rubber. While I've used this stuff before, it is hard to justify the cost of a 50mL bottle which will eventually end up ruined after only a full drops have be used.

2 - Gorilla snot (3M rubber trim adhesive)

3 - Auto Goop

4 - Seals All

5 - Butyl windshield ribbon (this might tend to allow the trim to creep)

Has anyone found a neat, invisible and lasting repair for this problem?

Thanks, one and all,
Rich