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Crud on Chrome Around Rear Window
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Well, it's just the original plastic over the "chrome" that has gotten old and cracked from the sunlight.
Just get a hobby knife, and run it down both edges around the brown trim, it'll all come off, and look much better. That's what I did, going on 2 years ago now.
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I appreciate the post.
Are you saying I should pull off the platic that is over the chrome off? I would like to know more details before I take a knife to my car If you could explain it in more detail. If anybody has experience with this I wouldn't mind hearing about it. |
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Sure.
Look at the back window "chrome. It's a thin silver "chrome" strip, and on either side is a thin black plastic, that separates it between either the window glass, or the rest of the rubber seal. If some parts of the plastic is a very dark yellow, you can probably just press down on it and crack it. Well, for the rest, I just used a thin hobby knife. Carefully press down between the edge of the black strip and the silver "chrome" on either side and run it the full length around the rear window. It will NOT make it leak water. I did this over two years ago, and haven't seen a drop of water fall into my cabin. It'll take you a hour or two to do it thoroughly, but the end result is great. Let me see if I have any pics...
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1994 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series - 140,048 miles ![]() 1993 GMC Sierra C2500 SL - 254,177 miles - sold! ![]() 1993 GMC Sierra K1500 SLE - 124,129 miles, fully loaded, 5.0! 1977 Lincoln Continental - 81,748 miles. ![]() ![]() "Moderation is a fatal thing. Nothing succeeds like excess.” - Oscar Wilde ![]() ![]() |
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