Dealership wouldn't fix it under the extended warranty saying trim isn't covered.
Any advice is appreciated.
MetallicSlate wrote:So I was washing my car after a long road trip from south carolina and as I was washing, I discovered that the rubber seal along the top was... well... not very well attached any more. The car itself still seems to be sealed. No leaks ( knock on wood) so far.
Dealership wouldn't fix it under the extended warranty saying trim isn't covered.I was wondering how hard that rubber seal would be to reseal and what sealant to use. Or if I should leave this one to the pros. I did a little search on here and found another user had this issue with his rear wind shield and had safelite fix it for him.
Any advice is appreciated.