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Join Date: May 2010
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I have stripped the window runs front and rear on my 62 galaxie and am looking to buy the felt liner.I wanted to know where other guys have gone to get it.Thanks
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if you know what it looks like check restoration specialties in p.a. they have a lot of hard to find stuff
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X2. Did 2 cars last spring, great service.
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TEE Bird Products in PA has a liner I think they call mole skin. I used it to line my Tbird glass run.
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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: maple grove,mn.
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I used two different kinds of home weatherstripping for the window runs on my 1956 victoria . one is felt and the other is pile. glued it in with 3m glue and it works great.
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Steele Rubber may have it too, but for my car, they gave no dimensions. Restoration Specialties did though, so I was able to get exactly what I wanted.
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I have used the loop portion of velcro with great success.
Get the self sticky stuff. Clean the run really good, wire brush the run on the inside and clean after with brake cleaner. I cut the velcro into long strips just wide enough to cover one side of the run. Apply the bottom first, then the sides. Start the side up tight against the stainless bead and press into the channel. Be careful, that stuff will stay where it touches!
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Do you get strips of Velcro from a hobby shop or where do you get it ?
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I have been getting it at a local upholstrery shop in roles or by the foot depending on how much I need.
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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: maple grove,mn.
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hi 56 fairlane, the felt weatherseal comes 1 1/4 inches wide, 3/16 inches thick and 17 feet long. you will have to cut to fit the bottom of the 'u' shaped window run. i got this at a home depot store. the pile weatherstrip is 1/4 inches wide, 3/16 inches thick and 17 feet long. it is self stick but i used 3m glue on this and the felt.got it at a local store similar to a home depot, called menards. the pile brand name is "dennis",part #417pl and the felt brand name is "frost king",part#S214/17 and this was from home depot. hope this helps you.
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Location: Newfoundland,Canada
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Thank you Henry8. We have Home Depot here but not Menards. This is a great help, I will check tomorrow at Home Depot and see if they got it.
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My wife is sometimes known as "the Velcro queen" at the school where she teaches. She buys the stuff in large rolls on line. In a pinch she gets it at Home Depot, but the cost is 4X what it is on line.
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Join Date: Oct 2014
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good luck 56 fairlane, I know it sure worked great for me.
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you can get the Velcro at fabric stores, like Jo-Ann's Fabric, and others. also can get other materials there. ( vinyl, synth. leather. ) they also have foam padding to do upholstery for door panels, seats headliners , etc.
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