Door seal
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rickprice

Original Poster:

498 posts

268 months

Sunday 21st April 2013
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Does anyone know how easy it is to replace the seal between the window and door - the horizontal bit; mine appears loose and is drawn up as the window closes.

And where do I source some?

Thank you,

Rich


fishy38uk

2 posts

253 months

Monday 22nd April 2013
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I'm interested in this too. Anyone done it before?

Hedgehopper

1,542 posts

274 months

Thursday 25th April 2013
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I've done this before. You have to remove the window glass before re-sticking the rubber in place. Needs patience to get it straight. I used Evostik impact glue and was pleased with the result.

Sorry, no idea where to get it, but it needs to be fairly soft so that it shapes itself to the glass.

tonyperry57

176 posts

169 months

Thursday 25th April 2013
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D&C Trimmers

The TVR Business Centre

Blackpool

Engineer1949

1,423 posts

174 months

Thursday 25th April 2013
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As above for the supplier great guys door cards need to come of glass out easier with the door off but just doable with it on problem with it still on is gravity takes over when regluing the rubber better with the door laid down.



John

pb450

1,305 posts

190 months

Thursday 25th April 2013
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Confused.... Where is this rubber seal exactly? At the top of door on mine there is a large(ish) gap between door and window with a long bristly thing visible just below the door top, which runs full length of the window. There is no rubber seal that I can see. Am I missing something???

portzi

2,336 posts

205 months

Saturday 27th April 2013
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pb450 said:
Confused.... Where is this rubber seal exactly? At the top of door on mine there is a large(ish) gap between door and window with a long bristly thing visible just below the door top, which runs full length of the window. There is no rubber seal that I can see. Am I missing something???
You have a missing seal, between glass and door, which sits above the brush, to help stop water ingress. give DC trim a phone, high impact glue will do the job. I believe DC use a glue that tilers use which sticks Like S _ I T to a blanket smile.