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window seals - steve62008 - 19-06-2019

ordered window seals from Woolies, installed them on passenger window today (with heavy duty contact cement).  Trouble is, window is nearly impossible to roll up now.  Am I doing anything wrong?  Same thing happened on my '58 Rolls...gotta be Arnold Swartznegger to roll 'em up.  Advice appreciated, as always!


RE: window seals - nrzam - 19-06-2019

This isn't based on experience of your issue but I have found "WD-40 Specialist Dry Anti Friction PTFE Lubricant 400ml" useful in a variety of situations.

The manufacturer says "This solution contains PTFE which provides enhanced lubrication, leaving a dry clear film that won’t attract dirt, dust or oil. It’s quick drying and also great as a mould release agent."

Ian


RE: window seals - steve62008 - 20-06-2019

Thanks, I'll check it out! Steve


RE: window seals - scrooge - 20-06-2019

If its the window channels , I greased those on my 34 pearl with silicone grease last year when I replaced them. They were dry and stiff but now slide free. I did rivet mine in though .