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How do I remove car window molding?
I noticed that my car's window molding is starting to rot and tear. I want to get rid of this without paying a bundle—I'm not sure I have enough to cover the costs of repair, but this is definitely not safe. How do I remove car window molding?
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“I’m sorry that’s happening, and good on you for taking action before it gets worse! To remove your car window molding, follow these steps:
- Roll the window all the way down.
- Use a flathead screwdriver to pry off the molding.
- Use a small metal scraper to remove any adhesive or excess molding.
- Sand the area to remove any leftover particles.
One heads up—if you’ve never done it before, removing the molding may prove difficult. Additionally, this damage might be covered under your
comprehensive coverage
or through your car warranty
. It may not be covered, but it’s always worth it to double-check.If you don’t have comprehensive coverage but are a little apprehensive about removing the molding yourself, it might be a good idea to add it to your plan. One easy way to do this is with the
Jerry
app—we’ll get you customized quotes from multiple providers so you can choose the plan that works best for you at the lowest price. If you find a policy or provider you want to switch to, we’ll help with that, too! Best of luck on the window repair; you’ve got this!”
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- Gregory R.
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