- Location
- Torrance, CA
Two ideas for the windshield:
1: If you need replacement anyway grind the trim clip studs down in the windshield frame, prime it, then when you get a new windshield say it's a '96 and get a new rubber trim unit. This will be black and is less likely to trap dirt/debris in. Here is that in my '89.
2: Scuff it up real well and maybe hit it with plastidip? The OEM black trim was actually the stainless trim with a vinyl covering.
1: If you need replacement anyway grind the trim clip studs down in the windshield frame, prime it, then when you get a new windshield say it's a '96 and get a new rubber trim unit. This will be black and is less likely to trap dirt/debris in. Here is that in my '89.

2: Scuff it up real well and maybe hit it with plastidip? The OEM black trim was actually the stainless trim with a vinyl covering.