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Hi,

 

Putting the windscreen back together.

 

I have black vinyl but notice that Rimmers sell a moulded set.

 

http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-RR1229M

 

What is the best way to go?

 

Any tips on putting this back together in terms of order etc appreciated.

 

Best wishes.

 

Paul.

 

 

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Moulded is the better looking though not cheap. Fit the trim using a quality glue and then fit the rubber to the glass, fit the assembly to the car using a thin strong waxed cord from front side in, a bit of KY jelly is an excellent water soluble lube.Go round after with a non setting windscreen sealer and clean up with a good quality spirit wipe. Fit the trim finisher after leaving it in a bucket of hot water for a while first, dont cut it to length for a few days to let it shrink then trim it so the ends are flush to itself and fit the finisher. Finisher goes bottom centre.

Stuart.

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Thanks, moulded it is.

 

Thanks for the advice on this Stuart.....

 

Best.

 

Paul.

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I used the Rimmer mounded trim , fitted well , would recommend . Make sure you mark or take a note of where your interior mirror will be re screwed in through top trim . You don't want to be feeling around for the holes afterwards too risky with nice fresh trim. Make sure the frame surface is well prepared and clean even a small speck of old adhesive or any foreign body can show up as an annoying pimple through this type of trim when it is tightly in place. All obvious ? Wasn't to me first time round!!!....

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