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Hi all,

My r32 has developed some rust around the rear windscreen, and a few bits in other odd places... So I have decided I am go for a full respray on the thing.

I have bought a few of the external trims so far now I am down to buying the the front and rear window moulds. 

So my question, Is it better to go genuine on all the moulds or go for the generic type? I will be replacing both front and rear windows too.

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3 hours ago, luis32gtr said:

Hey man. Any luck with the seals? .

I still haven't had the car painted yet however I have decided to buy everything genuine for the side of the car (New 1/4 windows, Weather strip retainers ect) for the rear I plan on using a aftermarket rubber seals for the top and the sides that will then connect to the factory lower window seal, From the photos it looks better than factory in my opinion 

As for the front I feel like the aftermarket seals will do the job for that too 

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