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Changing a door seal...

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Also if the wind nosie is still there when you have done the seal you can get a body shop to adjust the window frame.
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Recommend sticking stuff

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so what did the OPC recommend for the sticking stuff ?
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Also if the wind nosie is still there when you have done the seal you can get a body shop to adjust the window frame.
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so what did the OPC recommend for the sticking stuff ?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Has anyone done this? I've bought a new drivers side seal to [hopefully] cure the terrible wind noise i'm getting at speed. What kind of glue do I need to use? Searched on Rennlist, and the Yanks all use this '3M Super Weatherstripping Adhesive' , but unsurprisingly you can't get it over here... Migration info. Legacy thread was 44974

POST 2Original post

EJ long time no hear ! so what did the OPC recommend for the sticking stuff ? Migration info. Legacy thread was 45057

POST 3Original post

Yes, ask the supplier from whom you got the seal. Migration info. Legacy thread was 45062

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Good thinking Batman. Will do. Migration info. Legacy thread was 45069

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well I've asked...and the answer was 'Evo Stick'. So there you go :? Migration info. Legacy thread was 45071

POST 6Original post

Also if the wind nosie is still there when you have done the seal you can get a body shop to adjust the window frame. Clive Migration info. Legacy thread was 45134

POST 7Original post

evo stick.. it does work ! but you only have one attempt !! Migration info. Legacy thread was 45151

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