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Removing windshield and rear window trim

I have found that a PVC pipe cutter cable saw is the best way to get the trim out of window rubber trim. Gently pry up a center connector, slip the cable under and saw away around the window. Trim pops out perfectly.






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Great idea thanks. Tim
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Shaun,
Did you need to lube as well?
Thanks for sharing.
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Hey Johan,

No lube needed, a light sawing action lifts the embedded channel out of the rubber molding if it's resistant to change.
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Perfect solution. Thanks for sharing it.

I use the same technique using a long exact knife.

I cut the seal clean through to the other side not disturbing the trim.

-Thickest part of the seal remains on the car.
-The slice of rubber that you cut away from the main seal still holds the trim and can be lifted away from the car.
-the rubber that remains with the trim is so thin it easily will peal away without having to bend the trim.

It is a great technique. I hadn't thought of using a PVC pipe cutter cable saw.
Thanks for the tip Shaun

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