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Assembling Open Car Windshield Gaskets I ordered the 28-29 Open Car Windshield Gasket set and I see an issue.
The rubber gaskets that fit into the narrow trough of the Windshield Stanchions are to narrow. I believe that these gaskets should be wide enough to fit real tight within these troughs. Not going to glue them in that is for sure. I am thinking that these strips will fit reproduction stanchions but they sure do not fit the originals. If they were made slightly wider, I do not think there would be a problem. Has anyone else experienced this problem? If your kit was better then this one...Just where did you get it? Thanks. Pluck |
Re: Assembling Open Car Windshield Gaskets Pluck: Four years ago I installed a rubber windshield gasket kit in our 28 Phaeton windshield. Original frame. It fit fine. I probably got it from Brattons, but it could have been from Snyders, also. The lesson i learned from that is to leave and inch or so of rubber hang out on either side of the lower frame to cover the gap between the frame and stanchion.
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Re: Assembling Open Car Windshield Gaskets Thanks Mike for that tip...But no need to do that with these rubbers as they just lay right in the trough without any resistance...Loose as a goose so to speak!...Yes they came from Brattons...Might just order another kit from Snyders.
Pluck |
Re: Assembling Open Car Windshield Gaskets I just installed a set on my roadster that I got from "Mikes" and they too are loose as a goose!
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Re: Assembling Open Car Windshield Gaskets Same here, very sloppy fit. I believe mine were from Snyders.
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Re: Assembling Open Car Windshield Gaskets Try Restoration Supply company or Steele Rubber products. They only handle rubber products. You might find a better fit. You can order by size. JP
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Re: Assembling Open Car Windshield Gaskets Thank you Tinbasher...I will check those guys out!
Pluck |
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