Window trim - any INSTALL tips ❓❓

lf-tp2511Member

I have freshly powder coated trim and a freshly painted body and certainly do not want to damage either in the installation process. I also have new felt and window channel to install.

This would be much easier if I had taken things apart, but that was done by the repair shop so I have no previous experience to fall back on. 😕😕

2511 still has the rivet holes for drip rail and B-piller pieces, so their installation is self-explanatory.

Would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone who has been down this road before. Please share any pertinent tips regarding sequence of installation, resolving difficulties in re-snapping trim onto body, or anything worthy of sharing.

Thanks ‼️

Larry

12/20/193:58 PM

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