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9 minutes ago, jd1923 said:

I'm not doing the windows but will run a full length strip up at the streetside roof line.

I did same John, but I used the 3/4” and on both the driver and passenger side.

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Posted
9 minutes ago, rich.dev said:

I did same John, but I used the 3/4” and on both the driver and passenger side.

Yeah Rich, so it must have kept the drip lines off the fiberglass on both sides! I believe with 25" I should have about 6 ft leftover to place a drip edge on the rear just below the OLIVER sign.

You had cautioned us as to how this product would not straighten out, creating wrinkles, which can be seen in your picture.

This thread started with a $16 product, with the title "DO NOT use this product!"

The one you tried is $40 and the Trim-Lok with 3M tape is $63. It's expensive, but now that I have it in hand, you can stretch this product at a radius opposite to how it's coiled up for packaging and it stretches nicely without wrinkling. Your warning and finally @ScottyGS's suggestion got me to the right product, thank you! 

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