View Full Version : how much would you pay for some HB quarter window trim?
rongfk
01-20-2008, 05:52 PM
like the title says. i am able to get the trim for some s13 hatch back quarter windows and want to know how much demand there is for these and how much you guys are willing to pay? instead of paying for new windows from the dealer which comes out to a grip... the trim i can get are not perfect, but very much usable. i personally am going to be using a set for my 180sx windows which did not come with any. well let me know, and if the demand is good enough then maybe ill start posting them in the for-sale thread.
projectRDM
01-20-2008, 08:17 PM
The trim is bonded to the glass. If you're selling used trim, it's been cut and stripped off old glass or taken from cars with broken glass. That requires gluing it back to the new glass and laying it down even, without the bumps/ridges from the old adhesive caking up behind it.
I'd say it's a gamble if you can guarantee it since most people won't install it properly, making it look like ass.
pinkarrowsnow
01-20-2008, 08:23 PM
Correct me if im wrong but im like almost sure you can buy the trim for the hatch windows from nissan. I broke a rear hatch window and now its in place with some gooey stuff we used at are shop but im almost sure you can buy it from nissan.
camry
01-20-2008, 10:35 PM
nope, u cant buy the trim from nissan.
Sidewayzzz
01-20-2008, 11:19 PM
I was quoted 500$ per window (hatch and rear 1/4) so 1000$ total from 3 different glass shops for this baseball bat + angry girlfriend incident.
http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/2656/img0001wn0.jpg
I went an had a glass removal place take one off a hatch in the JY, it cost me 100$ from them, then I used polyurethane to seal it and adhere it to the stock body, took about an hour total for the rear 1/4.
So for people who somehow break these windows, if you had them in the right price range, about 100-200 I'd say shipped, you would probably be able to sell them, as they are ridiculously expensive from anyone else.
zavala
01-21-2008, 06:20 AM
dammmnnnnn dude you must have realllllyyyy pissed her off. did she smash every window?
SW20Racer
01-21-2008, 09:14 AM
did you smash her fuckin' FACE?
fixed it. no charge.
Sidewayzzz
01-21-2008, 11:04 AM
Nah, she paid for it...I forgot to mention the inebriated part. She only got the rear and 1/4. I bought a used hatch w/ glass from a friend for 20 bucks and spray painted it :P. So 120$ an about 2-3 hours ... but shit happens, you know?
zavala
01-21-2008, 06:08 PM
just a thought/highjack. but does anyone know if they make or made any of these windows with out 240sx, 180sx, or 200sx made into them? i think it would make a S13 hatch very sleek with just solid black.
Ineedparts
01-21-2008, 06:12 PM
Back on topic, I would buy one of these seals if they look good. I purchased a replacement window and it did not include the trim around the outside, only I notice it but it bugs the shit outta me cuz its not nice and flush. Lemme see some pics of this
rongfk
01-21-2008, 07:51 PM
The trim is bonded to the glass. If you're selling used trim, it's been cut and stripped off old glass or taken from cars with broken glass. That requires gluing it back to the new glass and laying it down even, without the bumps/ridges from the old adhesive caking up behind it.
I'd say it's a gamble if you can guarantee it since most people won't install it properly, making it look like ass.
yes it would be used and taken from old glass, but not cut. if i cut it off then there would be no chance of useing it at all. takeing them off of broken glass is too much hastle and would probably cut my hands up. as far as gluing the seals back on, yes it would have to be glued like factory. and as far as the old adhesive cakeing up, bumps, and ridges. i dont have to remove the window to take off the trim.
projectRDM
01-21-2008, 09:08 PM
just a thought/highjack. but does anyone know if they make or made any of these windows with out 240sx, 180sx, or 200sx made into them? i think it would make a S13 hatch very sleek with just solid black.
It's a sticker. Remove it from the glass, flat black the backside, and reinstall the window. Done.
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