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Repairing Weather Strip Rubber

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Hi Guys, Can someone help i`m looking for something or a good product to repair the weather strip on top of the front doors and between the rear quater panel and rear side windows as the rubber is patchy due to the sun.Help would be great.Cheers

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Hi Guys, Can someone help i`m looking for something or a good product to repair the weather strip on top of the front doors and between the rear quater panel and rear side windows as the rubber is patchy due to the sun.Help would be great.Cheers

if its the strip im thinking of, i took it off, masked up the bit that actually does something and painted it, came up pretty good!

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i decided to fix mine one day. sanded it back then sprayed it with a tin of Fiddly Bits matte black. turned up nice on the B pillar but i didnt sand the rubber back well enough. make sure you get it nice and rough before spraying. yet to finish mine ;)

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on the r32 gtst the rubber seal/plastic on the bottom of the door window seals are all craked and flaking off!! underneath there is a metal which appears to be of a chrome style color.

can you replace this part?? or has anyone taken it off and left metal showing?

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