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I have the anodized aluminum frame split rear window that I am working on rebuilding. Does anyone make these small weather strip pieces and sandwich between the sliding glass pieces and the stationary ones? They are gray and one looks like it at one point had a round profile. The third is more of a square profile. These have certainly seen better days and would like to replace them if possible.
Also what adhesive would you recommend to glue the aluminum edges onto the two pieces of sliding glass? One was completely separated and the others were loose enough I pulled them all off.
When i rebuilt mine I had to use the the seals. They fit loose but they still seal. If they rock out you coult use some ATV sealant to snug them up. I found that no one makes them.
Also what adhesive would you recommend to glue the aluminum edges onto the two pieces of sliding glass?
Sorry I have no advice on the seal issue, but I would just hit up a local automotive glass shop and get the adhesive the pros use for the aluminum to glass question. But while I was there I would show them the seal you need and ask. The shop that did my blue truck w/s had all sorts of seal material to pick/look thru for a different project I was working on at the time.
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