Next Issue: Window Trim

[SRG963]

So, I'm out showing off my ride to my Uncle and noticed my trim isn't aligned.

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/srg963/Window%20Trim%20Problem/PC260384.jpgA closer inspection

A closer inspection show's it's broke :(

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/srg963/Window%20Trim%20Problem/PC260385.jpg
http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/srg963/Window%20Trim%20Problem/PC260386.jpg


So, My fix is to grab a kitchen wooden stir and stick in in your door! ROFL

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/srg963/Window%20Trim%20Problem/PC260391.jpg


J/K, I pulled out some super glue and applied it, then stuck the stick into hold the trim down till the glue sets.

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/srg963/Window%20Trim%20Problem/PC260392.jpg


Which brings me to my next question, how long does it take for super glue to dry?

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/srg963/Window%20Trim%20Problem/PC260390.jpg

Driving around with this looks pretty funny :D

[confused2much]

That's an awesome DIY project there, but wouldnt that be covered under a bumper to bumper warranty?

[SRG963]

That's an awesome DIY project there, but wouldnt that be covered under a bumper to bumper warranty?

Yes, but something this small and simple to fix, why bother?

The dealership will order a complete new piece I believe....wait time and return trip....

[confused2much]

Very true.... and super glue should dry relatively fast. Should be completely dry within a couple of hours MAX, and if that doesnt hold epoxy should do the trick :)