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vitor
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 water Rain water coming from the front windscreen, etc - any tip to stop it while waiting for repairing, whatever is wrong?
Thanks!
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lpgo
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Re: water vitor wrote: Rain water coming from the front windscreen, etc - any tip to stop it while waiting for repairing, whatever is wrong?
Thanks! (duck) Tape ??
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vitor
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Re: water Tape is OK but I was thinking of sth like a plastic gutter to make water slide to somewhere far away from my legs, especially the right one. 
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banjo
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Re: water Pump some polyurethane PU40 from toolstaion all round under the rubber, that should sort it 
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vitor
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Re: water And, will it be easy to remove it in summer, or will it act like a glue?
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Nelsthebass
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Re: water Or use clear silicon bathroom sealant - that tends to unpick easily. Use a relatively small nozzle aperture and lift the windscreen seal on outside and run around the seal et voila! Dry feet again.....
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chevrons2
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Re: water Some silicone sealants (including most bathroom sealants) will eat through the paint.
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AZL57
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Re: water You have a special car window kit that stays soft. Are you sure it is coming from the windscreen and not from the air vent.
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Nelsthebass
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Re: water chevrons2 wrote: Some silicone sealants (including most bathroom sealants) will eat through the paint. Tbh - if it's leaking around the windscreen probably means the rust worm has already got at it so losing a little paint isn't going to make much difference.......I've not seen any issue with paint loss when I've used silicon sealant but then mines a shed and not concours.
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vitor
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Re: water I guess the leaking must come from both I'll try the bath sealant. Thanks
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