Black window trim on hatchbacks peeling

One of my trim pieces replaced last year have started peeling again...yay... I think I'm gonna wait till the fall, get whatever ones replaced that need it, then slap on some Window Visors to at least cover up that problem. I shouldn't have to, but this issue seems inevitable.

So I had the dealer fix the peeling trim while in for my first oil change...

1) They didn't hesitate or make excuses - even though it was raining and hard to see when I stopped in ahead of time so they could be ready...they just said, OK - we'll order the part.
2) BUT when they replaced the trim (drivers side, front and back) they chipped the back window "sash"...so I went back the next day.
3) Replacing the sash, they accidentally marred the wrapped trim they'd put on the day before, AND make a slight scuff on the front sash...so I went back the next day
4) Finally, after three visits, I have new (and new-condition) trim and sashes on the drivers side.

Only issue now is:
A) Those new pieces aren't ceramic coated like the rest of the car - any advice on what to do about that?
A good product to DIY coat them, so they'll hold up comparably to the other side??

and
B) I have to look under to make double-sure they properly connected the skid plate after the oil change!!

Just some advice, from a person who had all their window trim replaced - buy window visors and this will never be an issue again.

I mad mine replaced last summer, could see them bubbling up again mid summer this year. Decided to say “F” it, just got OEM visors. Glad I did because I like the look much better AND I don’t need to worry about this issue ever again.

I ALMOST did, but then I got concerned - about two things - any input welcome:
- if you ever remove them, would it mess up the finish? Adhesive on the paint?
- the way the OEM's mount - can it mess with the window function? Most cars I've owned ended up with window issues - any extra stress on that motor - is going to end up expensive.

Chupacabra519 said:

Just some advice, from a person who had all their window trim replaced - buy window visors and this will never be an issue again.

I mad mine replaced last summer, could see them bubbling up again mid summer this year. Decided to say “F” it, just got OEM visors. Glad I did because I like the look much better AND I don’t need to worry about this issue ever again.

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The visors themselves glue to the actual window trim, so no paint damage there. The clips are super thin and do not add any stress to the window motors; I imagine they're only there to further support the visors, if the adhesive ever fails I guess lol.

Mine is doing the same thing. Sh!t so it's a known issue. Going to start looking around to trade my hatch in.