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hello everyone,
I checked few auto shops but could not find the answer. I believe this can not be painted, as the paint layer would be too thin.
my car paint otherwise is really good but the window looks dirty.
what are my options?

 
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Anything can be painted. I had the same problem area on my Integra, had a body shop paint it. No problem.

 
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so what kind of paint to be used, i think with normal car paint will be able to paint it black but the original one is kind of thick layer (like a plastic)

 
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u want to mask everything first except for that line. scrape off all that excess plastic paint stuff.

then clean it well. sand it lightly with 600 grit. primer it. spray a tough paint on it. (i use BBQ grill paint. that stuff goes on like it was powered coated.

 
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cool, will try that. thanks sl33pyriceboi

 
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Im my opinion probably better to replace it.

 
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These cans might do the job for you
http://www.paintscratch.com/touch-up-paint-pricing.html

12 oz. Flat Black Trim Paint (Spray Can)
12.5 oz. Rubberized Primer (Spray Can)

 
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I don't think touch up paint will last there. I'd replace it.

 
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yeah i would just replace it for $21 bucks.
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...NG+-+PROTECTOR

 
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that's good information lowlife9. Anyways, I found a cheaper solution.many hard core mechanics would not like it
I bought electric tape from walmart, scrap the paint(to whatever extent i can) and stick the tape on that ages. I will post the picture soon.
I washed my car once after this and no problems so far. its definitely not long lasting, but will serve the purpose for few months.

 
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Wow really. You can replace it for 21 bucks and this is your fix? I mean, after the tape starts to wear off replace it so it looks right

 
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I guess its not just 21. must be 21 X 2 or (21 X 4) since paint near all 4 windows is like the images I posted with my initial post.

 
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here are the images...