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ok on my 03 blazer the back window molding (both sides) is turning a greenish color, i dont know if its dry rot or not but i know i want to fix it, its ugly as hell!!! i was wondering if anyone had this problem an how they went about fixing it!! thanks!!

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03 Chevy Blazer

- IPad Air 2 

- ALPINE Head Unit

- 4 DC XL 18s

- 2 DC 3.5k

- ALPINE TYPE R 5.25 COMP

- 3 ALPINE TYPE R 6.5 COMPs

- DC 175.4

- DC HO Alt

- D3400

- 4 XP3000s

- KNU 0ga

- 60 SqFt Damp Pro

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its not mold, at fitst i thought it was from being in the sun to much but idk... an i dont wanna have to replace both back windows :unknw: :mad:

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03 Chevy Blazer

- IPad Air 2 

- ALPINE Head Unit

- 4 DC XL 18s

- 2 DC 3.5k

- ALPINE TYPE R 5.25 COMP

- 3 ALPINE TYPE R 6.5 COMPs

- DC 175.4

- DC HO Alt

- D3400

- 4 XP3000s

- KNU 0ga

- 60 SqFt Damp Pro

Lots more...

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no one wants to help me with this???

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03 Chevy Blazer

- IPad Air 2 

- ALPINE Head Unit

- 4 DC XL 18s

- 2 DC 3.5k

- ALPINE TYPE R 5.25 COMP

- 3 ALPINE TYPE R 6.5 COMPs

- DC 175.4

- DC HO Alt

- D3400

- 4 XP3000s

- KNU 0ga

- 60 SqFt Damp Pro

Lots more...

Posted

if its the "molding" as you call it you won't have to replace the windows to get rid of it... try some hardcore cleaners, if that doesn't fix it, replace it (or paint it depending on what exactly it is)

you talking about the rubber seal type thing or the plastic surrounding it?

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Best way to fix that without replacing it if its not cleanable is to paint it. Tape off each side of the molding. The inside, and outside with painters tape. Then put paper over the windshield and about 20 inches on the outside of the moulding as well. Tape all the newspaper down so it wont move around. Then get a bottle of flat black, or gloss black, your choice and do like 2-3 thing layers on there. Doing multiple thing layers from about 10 inches away will make it not blotch up.

We do this all the time at our body shop if a customer doesnt want to replace the molding. Works great, and looks great as well.

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picture with phone so it sucks...

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03 Chevy Blazer

- IPad Air 2 

- ALPINE Head Unit

- 4 DC XL 18s

- 2 DC 3.5k

- ALPINE TYPE R 5.25 COMP

- 3 ALPINE TYPE R 6.5 COMPs

- DC 175.4

- DC HO Alt

- D3400

- 4 XP3000s

- KNU 0ga

- 60 SqFt Damp Pro

Lots more...

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Best way to fix that without replacing it if its not cleanable is to paint it. Tape off each side of the molding. The inside, and outside with painters tape. Then put paper over the windshield and about 20 inches on the outside of the moulding as well. Tape all the newspaper down so it wont move around. Then get a bottle of flat black, or gloss black, your choice and do like 2-3 thing layers on there. Doing multiple thing layers from about 10 inches away will make it not blotch up.

We do this all the time at our body shop if a customer doesnt want to replace the molding. Works great, and looks great as well.

i was thinking about doing something like that... probably will now i know someone else has an that it works, thanks!

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Feedback: http://www.stevemead...xbccp-feedback/

03 Chevy Blazer

- IPad Air 2 

- ALPINE Head Unit

- 4 DC XL 18s

- 2 DC 3.5k

- ALPINE TYPE R 5.25 COMP

- 3 ALPINE TYPE R 6.5 COMPs

- DC 175.4

- DC HO Alt

- D3400

- 4 XP3000s

- KNU 0ga

- 60 SqFt Damp Pro

Lots more...

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