Here are my pics from the "Werks" renunion - last Friday in Carmel Valley - at Monterey Car Week - very impressive. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/twqyzo2c2...bVB6FsRNiRF3Ga The black plastic seal on the driver side of my windshield (outside) is loose - how do you remove this and what should I use to fix it back in place ? Thanks
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YOUR RESEARCHwerks reunion and windshield rubber question
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Urathane windshield adhesive will do the trick. $10 a tube but make sure it doesn't get on your hands. Or take it to a windshield replacement shop and they will glue it back on for about the same prce.
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