Back Glass Gasket Seal w/ Trim Groove - 57-60 Ford F100 F250 F350 Truck (Large Rear Glass)

Back Glass Gasket Seal w/ Trim Groove - 57-60 Ford F100 F250 F350 Truck (Large Rear Glass) This rear window seal fits the wrap around rear window. This application goes first on the body then the glass is placed in the opening. Rigid stainless steel trim (not included) inserts into the rubber. Made from ozone resistant EPDM rubber and from the same OE specs as the original for an authentic fit and finish. The Back Glass Gasket Seal with Trim Groove is designed for the 1957-1960 Ford F100, F250, and F350 trucks with a large rear glass. This gasket seal is an essential component for securely sealing the back glass and providing protection against water, air, and debris. The gasket seal features a trim groove, which allows for the installation of a decorative trim or molding around the perimeter of the back glass. This trim not only enhances the appearance of the back glass but also provides additional sealing and protection. To install the Back Glass Gasket Seal with Trim Groove, it is important to ensure that the back glass and the truck body are clean and free from any dirt, debris, or old gasket material. The gasket seal should be carefully placed around the edges of the back glass, ensuring that it is evenly and securely positioned. Once the gasket seal is in place, the decorative trim or molding can be inserted into the trim groove, providing a finished and polished look to the back glass installation. It is recommended to follow the manufacturer's instructions for the specific installation process, as it may vary depending on the type of trim or molding used. Proper installation ensures a secure and watertight seal, protecting the interior of the truck from water leaks and air drafts. The Back Glass Gasket Seal with Trim Groove is designed to meet the specifications of the 1957-1960 Ford F100, F250, and F350 trucks with a large rear glass. It provides a reliable seal and allows for the addition of a decorative trim or molding, enhancing the overall appearance of the back glass installation.