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I have a 68 hard top non vinyl top car.The A-pillar plate that holds the short piece of drip rail trim is held on by 2 screws, do the 2 screws go through the roof rail trim? Also what type of sealer should go between the plate and a-pillar? Next question , i have the roof rail trim install kit with foam strip and a roll of black tape. Black tape has 1 sticky side, does stickiy side go to trim then foam pad against that and then body?
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Shouldn't be screws if I'm understanding what you mean. They are crimped in and then the small piece at the elbow is crimped over the a piller piece and the long rail.
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I think he is talking about the weatherstrip retainer channel.
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Yes they are held by screws (2) and no those screws don't go thru the weatherstrip channel.
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Thanks, thought it mjight, any ideas about useing a sealer and the putting the sticky tape and foam strip on the back of the roof rail trim that holds the rubber weather strip.
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