13-08-13, 03:27 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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I reread my message and it was a little misleading. The "filler" material instead of wood for the rear window is actually conveyor belt rubber about a half inch thick, self tappered into the frame and a layer of foam is glued in to make a smooth bed for the Headlining material which is then stapled into the Rubber before the alloy painted trim is screwed over the rubber covering it up to the bottom of the rear window glass. A similar approach can be used for the surround for the front window (more wood !!) and the front door pillars.
Sorry to be confusing. Greg Mead
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