pitted trim around rear windows 94GSR

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mike - 22 Jun 2004 01:16 GMT

The black outside trim surrounding the rear quarter windows on my
94GSR has faded and is pitted in several places. What can I do to
improve the appearance? Paint or something else? Thanks! Mike

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Jim Yanik - 22 Jun 2004 15:12 GMT

> The black outside trim surrounding the rear quarter windows on my
> 94GSR has faded and is pitted in several places. What can I do to
> improve the appearance? Paint or something else? Thanks! Mike

I've had this happen to my 94 GSR,too,and I've seen it on a LOT of
Integras.(in sunny Florida) I'd like to know of any fix,too.

The trim is part of the window glass,cannot be ordered separately AFAIK,and
the glass is glued into the body.

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Rage Against the Amish - 26 Jun 2004 23:35 GMT

if i were you, id remove the shitty stock rear windows and replace
them with new transparent polyurathane windows. its much lighter and
much more durable. i own a 94 2dr teg and i replaced all of my
windows with this and its been great ever sence.

>The black outside trim surrounding the rear quarter windows on my
>94GSR has faded and is pitted in several places. What can I do to
>improve the appearance? Paint or something else? Thanks! Mike

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Jim Yanik - 27 Jun 2004 06:23 GMT

> if i were you, id remove the shitty stock rear windows and replace
> them with new transparent polyurathane windows. its much lighter and
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>>94GSR has faded and is pitted in several places. What can I do to
>>improve the appearance? Paint or something else? Thanks! Mike

What did you do for the TRIM ? That's where the problem is.
The glass is fine.
Or did you buy some commercially made window replacement that included new
trim?

(the trim is bonded TO the glass,which is then glued into the window
opening)

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