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Old 27-07-2008, 08:05 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by bathurst77
Im wondering if a thin strip of beading like holds flyscreen to frame would do OK and look ok in black.
Keee it flush to glass, and not pushed rite in or rust may form under it.. not tha ti plane keepin tha car long enough to care
No mate ... what Ford is using is the very same strip that LysaghtŪ uses for their glass windows identical in every way

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ps if you want me to take one during the day I will did that just now at night
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