this is the second video i have watched today . very good info i know how to put the weatherstrip. on but the client thought it went on the car not the deck lid . thanks for proving me right .🤣🤣👍
Different process for weatherstrip with the little plastic (or original metal) nibs. And with that type you don't start in the middle but rather find the two holes that are closest together (the rest are more or less equidistant), on my car that is the lower driver's side right next to the bumpstop spotwelded onto the inside of the lip. Not trying to be a know-it-all, just thought I would post this to save the next guy the hours I wasted getting to that crucial bit of info. Cheers and thanks for the great vids!
Did you scuff paint some for adhesion? How bout cleaning the seal to remove any oils & such? I did as you did there, same glue & dang seal wont stay now after bout 4 years.
You didn't show if the trunk still closed properly and flush with the body. It's been my experience that not all weatherstripping is created equal. Some are too dense and don't compress making it very difficult to close trunks and doors.
You are correct on that. I didn’t think at the time I was making the video about showing it installed on the car. I don’t remember the brand I used but it was very soft and the trunk did close flush with the body.
this is the second video
i have watched today .
very good info
i know how to put the weatherstrip. on but the client thought it went on the car not the deck lid .
thanks for proving me right .🤣🤣👍
Glad it helped you out! Thanks for watching
Different process for weatherstrip with the little plastic (or original metal) nibs. And with that type you don't start in the middle but rather find the two holes that are closest together (the rest are more or less equidistant), on my car that is the lower driver's side right next to the bumpstop spotwelded onto the inside of the lip. Not trying to be a know-it-all, just thought I would post this to save the next guy the hours I wasted getting to that crucial bit of info. Cheers and thanks for the great vids!
Awesome thank you for letting me know and passing on additional information. We all learn from each other!
Great video and info. Thanks!
Thank you
Good info, thanks for sharing!
Your welcome, thanks for checking out my video
is it possible to do this if the trunk is still attached to the car and my 57 has clips?
Yes you can do it with it attached to the car. The clips help a lot. Good luck with your project 👍
nice work
Thank you, much appreciated!
gonna glue my trunk strip down tomorrow using your tips, much appreciated 🤙🏽from Hawai’i
Great videos. Any extra rear window trim for a 55 belair 2 dr sedan?
No sorry
Did you scuff paint some for adhesion? How bout cleaning the seal to remove any oils & such? I did as you did there, same glue & dang seal wont stay now after bout 4 years.
I have never had a problem with fresh paint that hasn’t been waxed, and a new seal. You may have to start over with a new seal
You didn't show if the trunk still closed properly and flush with the body. It's been my experience that not all weatherstripping is created equal. Some are too dense and don't compress making it very difficult to close trunks and doors.
You are correct on that. I didn’t think at the time I was making the video about showing it installed on the car. I don’t remember the brand I used but it was very soft and the trunk did close flush with the body.