Deane,
I removed the same type trim off of my 59 Belvedere. Extremely thin
and fragile!!! I used a very, very small screw driver, lifting from the
under side slowly and carefully as it is snap fitted over the rain
gutter, working from front to rear. After learning how to remove this
piece without damaging it, I promptly caught a shirt sleeve on the tip
and bent it over, leaving a kink and my temper flaring. I did not find
any adhesive. The key words are sloooowww, carefully, and do not wear a
long sleeve shirt. If anyone has a NOS set, or a set in like new shape
for a 59 Belvedere 2 dr hdtp, shoot me an email. John in WI
> Deane Allinson wrote:
>
> I'm removing some more trim parts to remove dents and polish etc. and
> have run across a part that seems to be attached with adhesive, but
> I'm unsure about this. Does any body remember removing the stainless
> trim piece that runs the length of the drip rail over the windows and
> along the roof line? It's a thin (aprox. 1/2") wide part that looks to
> be crimped on and seems to have some adhesive oozing out from beneath.
> I am hesitant to start prying it off since it is so fragile. What's
> the story? Will it just pop off or is it glued in place? It's on a
> 1960 Dodge.
> Deane
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