I have a clean car with a new rubber to fit.
Looking at the job it looks easiest to fit the rubber to the screen then offer the unit up and use the string method to fit the rubber lip to the metal.
The manual assumes that the rubber is already fitted to the car, but I have not found it easy to fit the new rubber direct onto the car.
Can anyone give me some advice?
Fitting the windscreen.
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Fitting the windscreen.

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Roger , I'd string the screen ,overlapping it at the top . Have someone on the outside to apply 'slight pressure to the area you are working on ,this makes life much easier, as does a warmed up rubber. I would not use washing up liquid as it is very high in salt, the last thing you want to trap in next to your new paint, use white grease, as its a better lubricant and can be left to provide a good barrier against the weather. When fitting the chrome fillet ,warm this also and use the correct fitting tool, not a screwdriver. 
