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Hi
I have just purchased some new Aluminium window supports for my Griff (as the ones on it are black plastic coated by previous owner
)
My dumb question is are they anodised originally or just bare aluminium as they have very fine scratches and I wonder if I could polish them out.Does anyone polish their window supports if so what with.
Also they do not have any window felt or what ever it is that the glass runs up and down in ,so does anyone know where to get some from as I presume it got to be a perfect fit.
Thanks
G.M
I have just purchased some new Aluminium window supports for my Griff (as the ones on it are black plastic coated by previous owner
)My dumb question is are they anodised originally or just bare aluminium as they have very fine scratches and I wonder if I could polish them out.Does anyone polish their window supports if so what with.
Also they do not have any window felt or what ever it is that the glass runs up and down in ,so does anyone know where to get some from as I presume it got to be a perfect fit.
Thanks
G.M
Bare aluminium.
Polish with your preferred AL polish.
Rubber felt available on the net, try Racetech and Racing Green. If you're prepared to do more digging though I found some from another supplier available on-line cheaper (what a shock) than the TVR independent expert suppliers. I'll try and remember where .. .
Polish with your preferred AL polish.
Rubber felt available on the net, try Racetech and Racing Green. If you're prepared to do more digging though I found some from another supplier available on-line cheaper (what a shock) than the TVR independent expert suppliers. I'll try and remember where .. .
Edited by Johno on Friday 26th February 16:30
Johno said:
Bare aluminium.
Polish with your preferred AL polish.
Rubber felt available on the net, try Racetech and Racing Green. If you're prepared to do more digging though I found some from another supplier available on-line cheaper (what a shock) than the TVR independent expert suppliers. I'll try and remember where .. .
Woolies?Polish with your preferred AL polish.
Rubber felt available on the net, try Racetech and Racing Green. If you're prepared to do more digging though I found some from another supplier available on-line cheaper (what a shock) than the TVR independent expert suppliers. I'll try and remember where .. .
Edited by Johno on Friday 26th February 16:30
BliarOut said:
Johno said:
Bare aluminium.
Polish with your preferred AL polish.
Rubber felt available on the net, try Racetech and Racing Green. If you're prepared to do more digging though I found some from another supplier available on-line cheaper (what a shock) than the TVR independent expert suppliers. I'll try and remember where .. .
Woolies?Polish with your preferred AL polish.
Rubber felt available on the net, try Racetech and Racing Green. If you're prepared to do more digging though I found some from another supplier available on-line cheaper (what a shock) than the TVR independent expert suppliers. I'll try and remember where .. .
Edited by Johno on Friday 26th February 16:30

Ballistic Banana said:
BliarOut said:
Johno said:
Bare aluminium.
Polish with your preferred AL polish.
Rubber felt available on the net, try Racetech and Racing Green. If you're prepared to do more digging though I found some from another supplier available on-line cheaper (what a shock) than the TVR independent expert suppliers. I'll try and remember where .. .
Woolies?Polish with your preferred AL polish.
Rubber felt available on the net, try Racetech and Racing Green. If you're prepared to do more digging though I found some from another supplier available on-line cheaper (what a shock) than the TVR independent expert suppliers. I'll try and remember where .. .
Edited by Johno on Friday 26th February 16:30

and here:http://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/c-18-window-channel.aspx
I have used silver polish and agree with buffing up with newspaper...it works a treat! Try "Clever Trevor" for the felt rubber window runners...he is very helpful.
http://www.clever-trevor.net/
http://www.clever-trevor.net/
Green Meanie said:
Phew! thanks for that I was going to use Autosol,is Brilliant widely available then?
G.M
It's a bit specialised but Mike at www.thepolishingcompany.com sells it.G.M
http://www.briliant.biz/index.asp
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