Window Seal for different automobiles
Tailgate Struts (Gas Struts)
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Outside Mirror (Mirror)
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Wing Mirror Glass (Mirror Glass)
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Wheel Arch Cover (Wheel Arch Liner)
(4834 items)
Bumper
(14395 items)
Bumper Grill
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Your Window Seal worn out? » Read more about common malfunctions • Repair • Replacement manual
Cars are not merely motor-driven vehicles, but often small works of art on which designers took pains to improve its appearance. One basic element of a car's look is the ornamental trim strip, widely established in car manufacturing. The protective function is ever so relevant for manufacturers as the trim strip on the side of the car ensures a certain collision protection preventing minor paintwork damage. And of course it has an important esthetical function.
The trim strip divides the large surface on the side of the car horizontally and upgrades the appearance. There are many opinions on which material looks best. On many cars a complete black trim strip is used. Trim strips with a silvery shine are popular too. Damage to trim strips occurs almost exclusively through accidents, though theoretically vandalism must be taken into account as well. In general, vandals are focused primarily on the bodywork lacquering rather than on the relatively inconspicuous trim strip. With a view to replacement, car mechanics should know exactly whether the strip was glued or attached in some other way.
If you prefer to repair a trim strip yourself it is important that you inform yourself thoroughly about the necessary steps. Furthermore you might want to have someone to assist you with the work of putting a trim strip in place securely. In our spare part search engine you will find the fitting trim strip when you start your search with your car model and then click further to the desired product. In this manner you can find and order a new car door handle, side door, side panel, wing, car bonnet, a new window regulator, and many other products of brand quality with us.
