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Join Date: Aug 2021
Location: Flat Rock, Michigan
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I’m planning on installing the weatherstripping on my doors this weekend. I have no evidence of where or how it goes on.
Do any of you have a photo of the weatherstripping installed? Thank you in advance. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Trucks did not have door weather-stripping except one rubber flap that seals at the floor. The upholstery wind lace (a cloth covered rope with a flap) fits on the front, top and rear. It attaches to the body using sheet metal screws. Any sponge rubber seal will result in hard closing doors.
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Location: Altadena, CA
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Here are some before and after pics for my pickup. The windlace was held in place originally by little spiral nails. When I put mine in I used 2-sided carpet tape. It goes under the cardboard then the metal strips you see go on top of that. Was not easy!
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Pics are wonderful. Thank you.
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