Roadtrek Roof Seam Moulding

[RedPanEd]

The plastic/vinyl moulding that covers the seam between the fiberglass roof and the van on my 99 dodge popular 190 is loose and very hard due to 25 years of exposure to weather. Is this the correct trim insert to replace it? If not, where can I get replacement seam cover trim?

https://www.amazon.com/JR-Products-...7Z1Y/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8&th=1

Thanks, Ed

 

[RedPanEd]

anybody

Anybody got an answer to my question?
Ed

 

[booster]

Are you sure it is a vinyl molding and not a heavy layer of dried out sealant.


I think many/most fiberglass roof vans used sealant.


Probably best to take it all out and replace with a good urethane sealant, if that is the case.


Do a search for "Roadtrek roof to body sealant replacing" or such and you probably get a lot of hits on Google.

 

[RedPanEd]

It is definitively a vinyl/plastic cover moulding over the metal seam and screws that attach the fiberglass roof to the metal van body, not chalk
Ed

 

[booster]

It is definitively a vinyl/plastic cover moulding over the metal seam and screws that attach the fiberglass roof to the metal van body, not chalk
Ed

What holds it down?

 

[RedPanEd]

it snaps into the metal track that has the screws that hold the fiberglass top to the top of the van. I'll try to take pictures tomorrow. It's a Roadtrek and I thought somebody would know what I'm talking about.
Ed

 

[booster]

it snaps into the metal track that has the screws that hold the fiberglass top to the top of the van. I'll try to take pictures tomorrow. It's a Roadtrek and I thought somebody would know what I'm talking about.
Ed

I am actually surprised no one has jumped in as there are a number of the last generation of Dodge Roadtreks on the forum and it is pretty easy to see if it is strip or sealer.



Is there any indication that there had ever been sealer over the strip, as that would make perfect sense.