rear hatch weatherstrip

[sweatybetty]

does anyone have a close-up picture of the rear hatch weatherstripping? i want to make sure i put it on correctly

 

thanks all   sb

[Johnny wick]

i bought one from vintagerubber.com and the shop cannot seem to find a way to install it! I guess they are just plain dumb!! I dont think vintage rubber sent me a wrong rear hatch weatherstrip for my 1972 240z

Edited August 2, 2016 by jalexquijano

[motorman7]

Here is how I did mine.  For the 3 piece strip, I put the center one in first, centering as best I could.  Then put on the two sides....trimmed the extra length.  Hope the pics are clear enough

[sweatybetty]

9 minutes ago, motorman7 said:

Here is how I did mine.  For the 3 piece strip, I put the center one in first, centering as best I could.  Then put on the two sides....trimmed the extra length.  Hope the pics are clear enough

perfect! thank you

[Johnny wick]

Just to let you know the shop finally managed to install it! Thanks for the pictures!

[hatepotholez]

On 8/3/2016 at 11:34 AM, jalexquijano said:

Just to let you know the shop finally managed to install it! Thanks for the pictures!

I'm curious to know how the shop did it? There is no welting so I am guessing you have to use weatherstrip glue and tape to hold it in place?

 

[sweatybetty]

1 hour ago, hatepotholez said:

I'm curious to know how the shop did it? There is no welting so I am guessing you have to use weatherstrip glue and tape to hold it in place?

 

yes. i used 3M weatherstrip glue. just follow the directions and take your time

[hatepotholez]

35 minutes ago, sweatybetty said:

yes. i used 3M weatherstrip glue. just follow the directions and take your time

Thanks!

[Mikes Z car]

I used a lot of spring loaded clamps to ho;d my Vintage rubber weatherstrip in place while the glue dried.

 

[hatepotholez]

On 8/31/2016 at 11:22 PM, Mikes Z car said:

I used a lot of spring loaded clamps to ho;d my Vintage rubber weatherstrip in place while the glue dried.

 

good idea, Thanks!