Just a thought what is the red rubber lubricant that is for brake rubbers made of as it is supposed to protect the brake rubber components so if applied to a new rubber would it act as a sealer and also stop the rubber from hardening and cracking with age and hence starting to leak
Ian
Windscreen leak
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Re: Windscreen leak
I personally wouldn't want to chance it - especially if you've just fitted a new rubber.
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Re: Windscreen leak
Well, went out in the rain today, having applied the silicone grease yesterday.
Seems to be working a treat.
Absolutely no water coming in at all.
And the rain was heavy.
I had injected it with a syringe, between rubber & glass,on the outside surfaces down both sides and across the bottom.
So, thanks to Longdog for that suggestion.
regards,
Chris
Seems to be working a treat.
Absolutely no water coming in at all.
And the rain was heavy.
I had injected it with a syringe, between rubber & glass,on the outside surfaces down both sides and across the bottom.
So, thanks to Longdog for that suggestion.
regards,
Chris
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