TrimBright Welt Install

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This  is a continuous plastic product used to fill in gaps,
trim around door panels, sunroof openings, etc.

Glue is not necessary,
the welt just stuffs into the cracks,
we call this a “friction fit”.

Here Red TrimBright welt
was applied
to a Mustang dashboard.

Here Red TrimBright welt was applied
to a PT Cruiser headliner & visors.
Here Electric Blue TrimBright welt
is being applied
to a PT Cruiser door insert.
Here Silver-Tinsel TrimBright welt
was applied to a Mustang door insert.
Here Orange TrimBright welt was applied
to a PT Cruiser dashboard.
Use Your Imagination:

Use your imagination to find
places to accent.

Console edges trimmed in Red
to match floor mats shown here.

Here a sill plate was painted Sliver
and trimmed with Red welt.
Here Red TrimBright welt was used
in combination with painted headliner accessories.
Using two welts for 2-Tone:

Two different color welts can be
combined for a 2-Tone effect.

Double sided tape (included) will hold the two properly positioned.

Red & Silver Tinsel shown here.

Patriot Blue & Silver Tinsel shown here.

Shown here:
Red with Silver-Tinsel & Electric Blue with Gold-Tinsel.

Cutting & Bending:

Simply cut with scissors.

When installing the welt it may be
necessary to trim the 'tail' in some areas,
especially for tight corners.

Shown here are various types of trimming of the tail.

Using Welt Connectors:

Where it is necessary to butt two ends of the welt together,
use connectors (included)
to eliminate any gapping as the welt expands and contracts.


 

Press the flat end into the welt with pliers,

Then press the sharp end into the other end by hand.

Once pressed together the seam disappears,
and will not open in the future.

Using Double Sided Tape:

Glue is not necessary, the welt just stuffs into the cracks.

But when the area has a opening such as over a glove box door
use double sided tape (included)
to hold the welt in place.

   
   

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