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Works great. I saved $300.00. You can buy a new cowl for the ford escape or you can use this. It is very small and it barely covers the area but I blame the cowl since it is old and it is bend in the middle. The product it is easy to install. If you have the money to buy the cowl for you car do it. If you want to try and make it look 80% better but this and save money. It does not have self adhesive and it might not be needed. I was able to install it without glue hopefully stays with the sun doing it thing.

The bottom trim on my car's front window has faded over the years (2005 Mazda -- hey, it's paid for!). I used this across the bottom and it looks amazing. Easily saved hundreds of $$ over getting new parts. It took me a few attempts to get it on. But it's super secure in place so well worth that effort. I shared a couple of photos on how great it looks and the unsightly gap below the front window that this is put on and covers up.

Number one trick is to let it sit in sun for about thirty minutes to make it more pliable. Not difficult to install at all. Only time will tell regarding durability in this Texas heat. I believe it is of very good quality and fair value for the price.

Easy to Install

It's too narrow- covers barely 3-4mm off the edge of the windshield in my application. Photos show the dirty "high watermark"- the area that was covered by the original rubber seal, which is easily another 6-7mm off the edge. There's also a small and uneven gap between the rubber seal and the actual glass, so it doesn't really seal much as far as water intrusion is concerned (will definitely help with leaves/debris) It did improve the look vs. my old dried up and cracked seal, especially once I clean the windshield, so 3 stars for that. Will see how securely it actually stays on the cowling and whether it'll last ...

This is a very small seal less than one inch from top to bottom. The picture of the hand holding the seal is a misrepresentation of the actual size.

Used it for sound proofing noise from my doors and around the mirrors, it prevents the wind from "whistling". Just used a bit of glue to keep it in place. Works well, served my purpose.

Good quality, thanks.