yep....that window installation material is the same...usually it works very well if installed correctly.
Its made for 1/4" fiberglass and 3/16" think window glass.... I suspect thats not the case with your rig,
which means that second piece will not tighten against the fiberglass and window glass enough to make it seal well
Another thing I see there...ya never install that material with the seam on the top...
Question on weatherstrip/seal/gasket
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Re: Question on weatherstrip/seal/gasket
Yeah, it's weird, whoever installed the one on mine put the seam on top as well.
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Question on weatherstrip/seal/gasket
Hello All, I am as you know putting my beast back together. Now I got to the point of putting the windows back in but I found that the windscreen needs a new seal so that is on order but I believe I still can use the old one. Now the problem I have is in the corners it is very crispy and got lots of small cracks as you can expect. Now I went into Halfords to find something to clean up the seals and was advised to use hot soapy water which I did. I was also advised to fix the cracks to put the window back in place and then put some head gasket black sealant to work into the cracks. What are your thoughts on this subject is it a good idea or is there a better way someone has done?