Pulled the windshield tape
Today was the first 93 degree weather in Michigan so far this year. My car sat outside in direct sun all day long, so I decided it would be a good idea to pull the windshield tape. Here are the pictures:
Before:


During:

Immediately afterwards:



My only problem was the weather stripping didn't look perfect afterwards
Here is the tape:

After using Goo gone with a microfiber cloth, applying Pinnacle Paint Cleansing Lotion and 1 layer of Pinnacle Souveran wax and adjusting the weather stripping:


Total time from start to finish: 50 minutes
I learned something very valuable. When it's 93 degrees outside, I'd much rather stay indoors then be outside working on my car.
Before:


During:

Immediately afterwards:



My only problem was the weather stripping didn't look perfect afterwards
Here is the tape:

After using Goo gone with a microfiber cloth, applying Pinnacle Paint Cleansing Lotion and 1 layer of Pinnacle Souveran wax and adjusting the weather stripping:


Total time from start to finish: 50 minutes
I learned something very valuable. When it's 93 degrees outside, I'd much rather stay indoors then be outside working on my car.
I like it. IMO it looks worse with the top up, but a lot better with the top down. But pretty much every time I drive, my top is down.
I'm just really glad that I had perfect paint under my tape.
I'm just really glad that I had perfect paint under my tape.
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Adjusting the weather stripping was easy. In the spots where it was wavy, I tried tucking it back in. If it still looked funny, I peeled the stripping back, and removed some of the glue using Goo Gone and a microfiber cloth. Then I tucked the weather stripping back in, and it looked fine.
Originally Posted by depechek,May 28 2006, 10:06 PM
Sorry to sound like a noobie but what did you do? I don't see a difference.



