ItranMc Car Window Chrome Weather Stripping Molding Trim Belt,Compatible with Honda Accord 2008-2012 4-Door Sedan, Replace#72410-TA0-A01 72450-TA0-A01 72910-TA0-A01 72950-TA0-A01

My the rubber seals on my OEM molding was pretty much gone. You can see the side by side comparison in my pictures. These were a perfect fit and look replacement. They are very well made. All the clips and fastener holes were in the correct location. They locked in place securely. Install was easy. You only need a Phillips screwdriver, an 8mm wrench/socket, and a plastic pry tool. I was able to change all 4 in less than 2 hours.

Worked well, fit precisely. I was amazed at how much the old part had worn out, and I couldn't see it. See the attached picture. You can't see all of the wear from the outside. The risk, however, is that if the molding has rotted like mine, water could be seeping into the door without your knowing. If you have an old Honda, replacing the window mold is useful maintenance. This part works.

These were fantastic. They fit my 2011 accord perfectly. The trim is good quality metal and thw rubber is good too. Just get these they work.

On the 2012 Accord, simple to install. Just watch a video or two. As far as the door mirrors, just accept the fact that the one nut will fall in the door.

Basically OEM fit and finish for a fraction of the price. Yeah, maybe the rubber gaskets on the ends aren’t 100% like the originals but who’s looking that close? All the accords of this age have degraded, torn rubbers on the door molding so this keeps this small detail fresh. A couple clips, 8mm nuts, and a Phillips screwdriver and 25 minutes later it’s beautiful again