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Originally Posted by First c10
Looking good Brett, what color did you paint the top of the dash???
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Thank’s, Scott! It’s SEM Trim Black 39143 in a rattle can, was looking for something UV resistant in a satin/matte black and a friend suggested this product. Checked in with our paint supplier to see if there was anything better and he also green-lighted this product.
https://www.semproducts.com/manage/h...k_0616_WEB.pdf
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Originally Posted by El Dorado Jim
that cab is beautiful! where did you get the rubber for the windshield and back window? my glass guy said he cant get a good rubber that will hold the ss trim ...on my 72 K20
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Thank’s, Jim! I’ve heard from several sources that same thing or that it's discontinued. The general consensus appears that Precision is making the better weather stripping these days.
https://www.prp.com/product/?SearchT...ickup&type=All We purchased the complete kit for 71-72 style trim (CWK111171) when we got our back glass. There was one issue with our rear gasket it was the only piece that didn’t come in a Precision green and clear bag and had been relabeled with the Precision number (?), in the link, it’s the piece on top in the pic?
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...&postcount=769
That gasket was perfect, except for the innermost bottom trim groove the shallow one was not cut quite all the way (+or- 3”) to the corner on both sides. Just a few minutes with a razor blade as our glass guy did, or you could trim the trim to fix this. If you look at the picture above (frogs helping) you’ll notice the lower trim is not sitting flush near the corner, that’s also why the corner pieces are not installed.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...&postcount=880
Got it back in our garage last Friday during the heat of the day which was about 15 degrees! First clear day all week and I can report no barrel rolls on the freeway.
