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Hi 71R,
I'm not sure what parts you're asking about... the interior trim pieces or the weather strips?
Regards,
Alan
I'm not sure what parts you're asking about... the interior trim pieces or the weather strips?
Regards,
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Standard set of screwdrivers. Razor knife, and a good plastic scraper to get the old stuff off and the surface(s) cleaned up. A putty knife will work, but you need to be careful not to scratch the paint under the old w/s. A big jug of w/s adhesive remover helps. there's also a product called "Goo-Gone". It's a solvent that will help you get all the old stuff off.
Don't remove everything and then start installing the new. do one at a time. After you get the first one figured out the rest are easy.
Don't remove everything and then start installing the new. do one at a time. After you get the first one figured out the rest are easy.
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A tube of 3M weatherstrip cement; a can of 3m weatherstrip adhesive remover. Patience. The remover works but you have to give it time to do it's thing.
A case of the FCB of your choice.
...Don't remove everything and then start installing the new. do one at a time...
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Hi 71R,
Besides the good suggestions so far, I also used a roll of masking tape to hold the w-strip in place as I was working it into position.
I also trial fit each piece to see how it was going to fit and what 'adjustments' might be needed before I started the adhesive.
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Besides the good suggestions so far, I also used a roll of masking tape to hold the w-strip in place as I was working it into position.
I also trial fit each piece to see how it was going to fit and what 'adjustments' might be needed before I started the adhesive.
Regards,
Alan