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Wagon rear side window trim failing 900

posted by  B.B. on  Sun Oct 16 09:00 CST 2022
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Hello all,

The lower rear window trim is trying to escape on both sides and
also some at the front, leaving unwanted openings for water.
I expect this is bad news to allow water, especially salt water in the winter
to get inside the body cavities and promote rusting.
How to repair?
Can it be coaxed back into place maybe with a little heat from a heat gun?
Or is it kaput from old age and need replacing?
Does anyone have a source for this trim?
Is this easily repaired correctly, or do I need to go to an auto glass company?

Thanks, Bill





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