Carbon windscreen trim ???
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I know when I had my windscreen replaced in December? that these were quite rare. Luckily the fitters were experienced with TVR's and they managed to detach the existing ones with no damage at all.
I'd guess the obvious places would be TVR Power, or how about David Gerrald TVR (http://www.davidgeraldtvr.com/) in Worcs. He has stock of windscreens, so maybe he has the trim as well?
I'd guess the obvious places would be TVR Power, or how about David Gerrald TVR (http://www.davidgeraldtvr.com/) in Worcs. He has stock of windscreens, so maybe he has the trim as well?
amazon said:
I look forward to seeing comments on this one! I too could do with some new ones, but as far as I know, you just can't find them! I have now decided that perhaps I rather like them 'matt', so am making good progress picking the remaining lacquer off!! 
Mine were all peeling, so i just took all the old laquer off and re sprayed them. Look quite good now.
grahamn said:
amazon said:
I look forward to seeing comments on this one! I too could do with some new ones, but as far as I know, you just can't find them! I have now decided that perhaps I rather like them 'matt', so am making good progress picking the remaining lacquer off!! 
Mine were all peeling, so i just took all the old laquer off and re sprayed them. Look quite good now.

N1CERB said:
Graham, how are they fixed on by the way? Is it just glue? How did you get them off without breaking anything. Bare in mind I am a heavy handed bugger!
Didn't take them off, just masked around them with masking tape and newspaper. You need to be careful when spraying, lots of thin coats to prevent sags and runs. Then leave for a few days to harden and polish out the orange peel effect. Gassing Station | Cerbera | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


