Body Header Panel Moldings
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What is a body header panel molding?
A body header panel molding is a thin plastic or metal strip that attaches to the front of a car or truck to protect the paint and body panels from damage. It is often found along the edges of the hood, roof, and fender panels.
What is the purpose of a body header panel molding?
The purpose of a body header panel molding is to protect the paint and body panels from damage caused by minor impacts, such as from sticks or stones thrown up by the tires.
How can I tell if my body header panel molding is faulty?
If the body header panel molding is cracked, loose, or missing, then it is likely faulty and should be replaced.
Can a faulty body header panel molding cause damage?
Yes, a faulty body header panel molding can cause damage to the paint and body panels because it is no longer able to protect them from minor impacts.
How do I replace a body header panel molding?
To replace a body header panel molding, you will need to:
- Remove the old molding using a screwdriver or other tool to pry it off.
- Remove any adhesive residue from the old molding.
- Apply a new adhesive to the back of the new molding.
- Line up the new molding and press it firmly into place.
How often should I inspect my body header panel molding?
It is a good idea to inspect your body header panel molding at least once a year to make sure it is not cracked, loose, or missing.