Rubber seal
Rubber seal
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Rockstonejones

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220 posts

193 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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There is a rubber seal for a wedge for sale on the bay, does anyone know if it will fit on the S2?
Failing that any ideas where to get one?
Cheers

Roy C

4,213 posts

313 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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rubber seal for what?

Milky400

1,960 posts

207 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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Rockstonejones

Original Poster:

220 posts

193 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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Heh heh, Doh!!!

It's the rubber seal to go around the car frame, the doors, windscreen roof etc.

Rockstonejones

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220 posts

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Tuesday 17th August 2010
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Milky400 said:
Thanks for this. Excellent!!

Rockstonejones

Original Poster:

220 posts

193 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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Rockstonejones said:
Milky400 said:
Thanks for this. Excellent!!
I don't suppose you know which one is for the S2?

Roy C

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313 months

Rockstonejones

Original Poster:

220 posts

193 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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Just looking through both suppliers but not sure which one to order, I reckon I need abouth 6m, any advice on this?

Cheers

tubbystu

3,846 posts

289 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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Woolies 266 definitely fits.

10m did rear roof section and both doors and up and over windscreen with a "bit" left over - not sure how much, sorry. Maybe two metres.

The tricky bit is getting it square into the bottom front corner of the door frame. An 8oz rubber mallet is the right tool to gently apply it to the frame.

I self-tappered the 2" tail end secure at the rear of the door aperture too.

HTH

Rockstonejones

Original Poster:

220 posts

193 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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tubbystu said:
Woolies 266 definitely fits.

10m did rear roof section and both doors and up and over windscreen with a "bit" left over - not sure how much, sorry. Maybe two metres.

The tricky bit is getting it square into the bottom front corner of the door frame. An 8oz rubber mallet is the right tool to gently apply it to the frame.

I self-tappered the 2" tail end secure at the rear of the door aperture too.

HTH
Thanks mate

Rockstonejones

Original Poster:

220 posts

193 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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Rockstonejones said:
tubbystu said:
Woolies 266 definitely fits.

10m did rear roof section and both doors and up and over windscreen with a "bit" left over - not sure how much, sorry. Maybe two metres.

The tricky bit is getting it square into the bottom front corner of the door frame. An 8oz rubber mallet is the right tool to gently apply it to the frame.

I self-tappered the 2" tail end secure at the rear of the door aperture too.

HTH
Thanks mate
266-blk or 266-A?

tubbystu

3,846 posts

289 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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Rockstonejones said:
266-blk or 266-A?
blk I think. I haven't got the delivery note, sorry. I would have got the info on here and the parts list.

Rockstonejones

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220 posts

193 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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No Worries

blk is 13mm sponge, A is 19mm sponge. I will measure what I have to compare.

Cheers for the help.

Rockstonejones

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220 posts

193 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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Rockstonejones said:
No Worries

blk is 13mm sponge, A is 19mm sponge. I will measure what I have to compare.

Cheers for the help.
13mm it is biggrin

tubbystu

3,846 posts

289 months

Tuesday 17th August 2010
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And if you don't already own a rubber mallet, Homebase are selling one for £1 in their cheap Ronson (sp ?) range.

Rockstonejones

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220 posts

193 months

Wednesday 18th August 2010
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tubbystu said:
And if you don't already own a rubber mallet, Homebase are selling one for £1 in their cheap Ronson (sp ?) range.
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