wwindow trim & Molding.

[DerekDRP]

once i cut the holes? where i want them make a window desing and get trim for the window ( to hide the scratches of the dremel ). how would one attactch the trim & molding to the aluminum ( and allso same question for the lexan window i will be using ).

[Captain Slug]

C-moulding usually has a gel adhesive inside of it or is so closely toleranced that you don't need anything extra to keep it in place.
And H-moulding is either closely toleranced or includes a locking strip.

Of course it's always best to simply file and sand the edges until their smooth and even. Otherwise your moulding could mount unevenly.

[DerekDRP]

thanks captain slug

[facialicious]

yeah, your local auto parts store should have some door trim molding that works great. Its the c type that slug mentioned. It has this gooey stuff in it that attachs well. You can also easily peel it off and reapply it. I liken the gooey stuff to the sticky stuff on the back of credit cards when you get them in the mail.

[mtb856]

Yeah, I used some chrome door trim from Autozone (bling!!! :attn: ):D

Works well and looks good.....about the window, I just got some industrial velcro from Home Depot and put one side on the door and the other on the window. It's worked for about 5-6 months now with no problems, so it's a decent solution for attaching the window.