I am now at the stage of fitting the furtex door seals (new from Chris Witor) my only observation is how best to fit them in the tight corners where the B post is on both sides (font and back doors), I had considered using a mitred corner, although not original but they do seem be akward to fit at this point.
Any suggestions please?
Malcolm
Fitting Furflex Seals
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Re: Fitting Furtex Seals
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Re: Fitting Furtex Seals
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Re: Fitting Furtex Seals
Whack them in to place with an angled (blunt!) bit of wood!
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1966 Volkswagen 1300 (project thread)
1962 Austin Mini (project)
1962 MGA 1600 Mark II
1965 Mobylette SP50 (project)
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