GZYF Auto Weather Strips Door Windows Seal 4pcs for Accord 2008-2012, Chrome

It’s really good, fit in very well, easy to install, good job

Great Value. It fits the contours of my 2009 Accord window frames. No need for bending or modification. Lower ratings my be because of installation error. The BIGGEST challenge will be removing and reinstalling one partially hidden nut on the bottom of mirror base. You have to have a LOT of mechanical aptitude/dexterity and proper tools to do this without removing the inner door panel. See YouTube. Make sure to put a cloth in the gap below the mirror to keep the nuts from falling into the door if you don't remove the panel. Install the rear door trim back to front and forward door trim front to back. Anchor the trim loosely at one end the screw before pushing the trim down in place to insure proper positioning. Then tighten down both the front and rear screws.

These are not quite an exact fit for my 2011 Honda Accord, the front two are perfect, however the rear two do not quite fit the contour of rear pillar of the window. Also, the packaging needs to be better, as both of the front sections on the front pieces were broken in shipping, thankfully I was able to use the originals from the ones i removed. Overall, the look and quality of this kit is excellent.

I read the reviews before purchasing the product which ended up influencing my expectations. From the reviews I expected the back moldings to turn out pretty good but not the front. But it didn't matter my moldings were in desperate shape. I had so much dry rot and deterioration that I could see the rubber on the back driver's side door flapping in the wind when I was driving down the interstate. These have been a huge upgrade to my car. It literally has given the car a facelift. You don't need any special tools. Here are my recommendations. 1. Start with the rear doors. 2. Each molding has a forward and rear screw on the inside of the vehicle that needs removed. The screw on the rear doors is under the weather stripping. Wiggle the molding while pulling up. It will make a loud pop but doesn't damage anything. 3. When removing the rear mirrors on the front doors, pop off the weather stripping. It is a push pin. This will allow you to get the lowest screw. 4. Only remove the 8 mm screws. The 10 mm does not impact this installation. 5. use a small screw driver to push on the back of the electrical attachments to get them to pop off. 6. Push the molding down until you hear a pop. 7. You may have to slide it a smidge to get the screw holes to line up. It is not perfect, but I had low expectations, and what a huge upgrade. It is certainly closer to a five star than a four. It was so ugly. Now it looks new again. P.S. a collision shop quoted me $499 to do this and I did it myself in 75 minutes for $44

Shipped in protective packaging and arrived undamaged. Quality is at least as good as the original window stripping (Honda OEM). Chrome covered with protective film and holes for screws lining up perfectly. Plastic clips make for an easy installation. I was reading one review suggesting to slightly bend the window stripping for the rear window. However, I would advise not to do this as it is not necessary. The window stripping will naturally bend when screws at both ends are gradually tightened. The original window stripping for the rear windows sprung back to being straight when I removed them from my car. I will follow up on this review once I can say something about durability.