Windscreen rubber finisher
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Windscreen rubber finisher
Hi all im getting to that point where im running out of things to do, Ive been putting off finishing the windscreen finisher for a while now due to it being fiddly and the replacement chrome is £40!
Ive got the screen in the rubber, in the car and the 2 piece finisher with the slidy clips to join the 2 halves. How do I add the finishers to the rubber?
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Ive got the screen in the rubber, in the car and the 2 piece finisher with the slidy clips to join the 2 halves. How do I add the finishers to the rubber?
"the light at the end of the tunnel is some sod with a torch bringing you more work to do.
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Re: Windscreen rubber finisher
With great difficulty I'm afraid. There is a special tool available from ESM and BM. Most people end up fitting the plastic type finisher, as very few have ever managed to get the chrome one in without destroying it.polo2k wrote:How do I add the finishers to the rubber?
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Objection!!! With plenty patience it can be done. I managed twice so far, first check should be that the rubber is the correct type , if it's the later type it could only take the plastic finisher not the stainless one. (actually this happened to me as well)
So as said earlier: rubber to the screen, finisher to the rubber and screen and then the whole lot goes into the car.
Dont give up if some of the finisher pops out a bit, it can be worked in again when the screen is fitted in the car... good luck
So as said earlier: rubber to the screen, finisher to the rubber and screen and then the whole lot goes into the car.
Dont give up if some of the finisher pops out a bit, it can be worked in again when the screen is fitted in the car... good luck
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The two piece stainless type finisher is indeed fitted to the screen rubber
BEFORE the complete assembly is then fitted to the car. I watched a professional fitter make it look very easy!
BEFORE the complete assembly is then fitted to the car. I watched a professional fitter make it look very easy!
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