richard1769
New Member
I have recently had to have a new windscreen fitted after getting a stone through it on the motorway.
Mr Autoglass has duly fitted a new screen, but all the clips that hold on the side trim that runs up the windscreen and along the roof, are broken and have come away from the actual bodywork. It looks like the car has had another windscreen previously - and they murdered the job of fitting it. There are loads of clips missing entirely.
I have new clips from Honda, but Mr Autoglass is unsure how to fit them. They have what looks like a sticky pad, but is not actually sticky.
He thinks that some sort of special chemical needs to be applied to this pad to make it go sticky - but is unsure.
I guess a different adhesice could be used - but I'd prefer to have them applied correctly.
Does anyone have any thoughts or knowledge of this?
Mr Autoglass has duly fitted a new screen, but all the clips that hold on the side trim that runs up the windscreen and along the roof, are broken and have come away from the actual bodywork. It looks like the car has had another windscreen previously - and they murdered the job of fitting it. There are loads of clips missing entirely.
I have new clips from Honda, but Mr Autoglass is unsure how to fit them. They have what looks like a sticky pad, but is not actually sticky.
He thinks that some sort of special chemical needs to be applied to this pad to make it go sticky - but is unsure.
I guess a different adhesice could be used - but I'd prefer to have them applied correctly.
Does anyone have any thoughts or knowledge of this?