Windows

[Guest]

Anyone know where I can the rubber which the perspex windows fits in. I have one window where the rubber is so rotted the perspex keeps falling out.

 

[Guest]

a few years ago i replaced several windows in my boat, and managed to pick up the rubber needed from my local chandlers. the actual fitting of the perspex or glass is quite tricky, but i managed to borrow a special tool from a local car windscreen supplier,and this makes the job much easier.
hope this helps
regards steve

 

[eddieperkins]

Look in the small ads at the back of PBO or MBM, or the Yellow pages. There are usually a couple of suppliers listed. Walker Plastics and Rubber are a good supplier based in Ipswich 01473 749131, they stock an amazing array of profiles and types, including every type of hose you can think of, and some you could not even dream of. Dont forget that these sort of products are widely used in industry, from caravans through to those childrens rides parked outside Tesco's.
Regards
Eddie

 

[Guest]

Re: boat show.

Take a bit along praps to get a matching profile?

 

[Guest]

Try 'kit-car' suppliers, you will find a mag in WHS and as for that 'little tool' for fixing the insert its easy to make - email me if you want details

 

[boatone]

http://www.wilks.co.uk

http://www.wilks.co.uk/fitting2.htm


TonyR
boatone@boatsontheweb.com

 

[Guest]

Re: Its here

Try www.wilks.co.uk they have six profiles the average cost which includes the 'filler strip' and VAT is £5 per metre its all in there retail brochure