Windscreen moulding helps to grip the windscreen in habitat on advanced Industry vehicles. Molding is made from urethane, but it is flexible. Urethane gives the molding strength so the glass does not move (and subsequently break) during normal driving. Removing the molding may take several minutes or several hours depending on your vehicle.3. The first step is to remove the windshield molding.
Instructions
1. Pry the plastic trim molding away from the windshield using a flat tip screwdriver. Take your time with the trim pieces as they might not be easy to remove.
2. Starting on the top, cut the molding down the driver's side of the window. In the circumstance of an Car collision, the windscreen glass is designed to discontinuity into meager pieces to avoid cutting the passengers inside. Cracks in the windscreen, on the contrary, pose a downbeat risk. Extremely spreading over day, they can hinder visibility. For this dialectics, provided your windscreen has a crack in it that is deeper than one inch long, you should consider replacing it.
Scrape off any residual molding from the surface of the vehicle with a razor blade. Be sure that you do not scratch the outside (where the metal is exposed to the elements) of your vehicle's paint.
