Scion Pro Stainless Steel Window Trim
04-03-2009, 04:59 PM
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Scion Pro Stainless Steel Window Trim
Just wanted to let you all know that later this month Scion Pro will be releasing his new stainless steel door windor trim kits for the gen 1 and the gen 2 xB's.
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Price to be determined
04-07-2009, 12:02 AM
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i dont know about stainless steel window trim. just imagining it seems like it may make the xb look kinda tacky or other cars that have even that fake @$$ chrome window trim that you see on a lot of 300c and escalades
04-16-2009, 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by ocrida
i dont know about stainless steel window trim. just imagining it seems like it may make the xb look kinda tacky or other cars that have even that fake @$$ chrome window trim that you see on a lot of 300c and escalades
04-17-2009, 05:29 PM
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Yes it is a cover, each rubber "scraper" is $100 at the dealer. These are laser cut stainless steel and after wiping the rubber clean with rubbing alcohol or a prep solvent you use 3M tape to apply. They will not rust, many other products out there are either "chrome plastic" or steel covered with a chrome sheeting that if scratched will rust.
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04-18-2009, 04:17 AM
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looks good but I would finish the ends with something. in the last pic you can see how different the rubber and SS are. it just looks unfinished. I would like to see some better higher res pics though.
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just a thought, what if it wasnt a full L shape that covered the rubber but was a front edge addon. it would have to extruded to match the shape of the rubber part but at least it would look more stockish.
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just a thought, what if it wasnt a full L shape that covered the rubber but was a front edge addon. it would have to extruded to match the shape of the rubber part but at least it would look more stockish.
04-19-2009, 12:19 AM
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oh that kinda window trim. ok that looks good. I'm sure all the VIP junkies r gonna be all over this. Good work
I would definately say chrome plated will look and sell alot better
U know it wouldn't look to bad if you made pieces that went all the way around the window like that.
I would definately say chrome plated will look and sell alot better
U know it wouldn't look to bad if you made pieces that went all the way around the window like that.
04-20-2009, 04:47 PM
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This easily could be on a car with chrome parts on it and is excellent for that VIP look. Many gen 1 people are getting them for their VIP "styles" rides.
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