The Stovebolt Site Forums The Parking Lot Panels 'N Burbs help : rear window panel truck seals

I am almost done with my windshield and am getting ready to start on the rear door's windows. What seal can I use? Is it the same as a deluxe windshield seal cut down? Don't forget my doors have deluxe trim. I have not seen deluxe trim rear door rubber but maybe someone else knows where to find it or knows of custom option?
Will this work...
classic truck parts window seals - this part comes w chrome lock strip , but I wonder if its compatible with my original chrome ?

Anyone with tips please chime in. I am only going to get one chance at replacing the seals on this glass. I do not want to break it.

I am silly. The trim is not on the seal in the rear . It goes around the outside of the windows...
rear trim
So I guess standard panel truck rear glass seal will work.
I spent all that time with the windshield, I was thinking the rear was the same as the front....
I like the part that I linked though... A good way to add deluxe trim to add on side windows to panels .

I bought mine from steelerubber, steele rubber barn door rubber
Or you can get this type
barn door glass rubber
Tim

Pete,this might help,I know it shows a rear cab glass on a pick-up but the principal's exactly the same.

If you get the rubber with the chrome insert/lock strip it means you'll have two sets of chrome on your rear doors....you might want to order the plain black insert.

Rear window install.

Thanks jockbolter50 . Those pics do help. Im going to use standard panel truck rear window seals. Im guessing you used windex in the sprayer?

That's good Pete,wish I could be there to help,I could use a (working) vacation right now!

Just take your time,try not to stress the glass(or yourself) too much.
I'm unsure if the glass is laminate or tempered on panel rear doors,if it's laminated and original just don't beat on it too much to seat the glass,if you do have to resort to patting it use a flat hand,no fists!
Tempered on the other hand is much more forgiving.

The 'lube' is simply a water/concentrate mix alcohol based glass cleaner,some folks prefer to add a small drop of dish soap,either way clean up is much easier,just try to avoid any silicon based products for obvious reasons.

Good luck.
P.S. Most folks round here just call me plain old Jock.

Thanks a lot Jock. I really appreciate the help.
Today is the day I install my front glass. pics up tonight.