Question regarding seals
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B6C-8103110-A Weatherstrip without provisions for windshield moldings: https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/tru...indshield-seal
B6C-8103110-B Weatherstrip with provisions for windshield moldings: https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/tru...indshield-seal
Molding Set: https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/tru...ng-set-1956-pu
B6C-8103110-B Weatherstrip with provisions for windshield moldings: https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/tru...indshield-seal
Molding Set: https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/tru...ng-set-1956-pu
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My advice is to pay attention to that lower windshield garnish area. It's super important for sealing up and giving your truck that finished look. When you're putting in a new rubber seal under there, make sure to clean everything real good first. Get rid of any old gunk or rust hanging around. This way, the new seal will stick better and look neater. Oh, and depending on the seal you're using, you might need some extra adhesive. Just slap on a thin layer of the right stuff where the seal goes, and you're good to go.
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