1952 Chevy Bel Air - The Amsoil/Street Rodder Road Tour '09 - Tech

Apply pressure with the palms of the hands from the outside, along with some gentle slaps, will help the rubber roll over the edge of the pinchweld.

One of the secrets to success in this operation is to go slowly and angle the cord so the rubber rolls smoothly over the edge.

With the glass in place the center divider and the remainder of the trim can be installed.

To prevent leaks the rubber pads under the windshield wiper towers were also replaced.

Clips with studs hold the bottom stainless to the cowl...

...and they slip into channels in the trim...

...and are attached with nuts from the inside. Rubber washers are used to prevent leaks.

The corner trim pieces fit over the side pieces and under the lower strips.

A single screw secures the bottom strip and locks the corner piece in place.

When the lower trim strips are in place there will be a gap between them.

Another small trim piece covers the gap between the two lower strips-the tab fits under the center strip.

The last piece to be put in place is the center strip, it's secured from the inside.