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on the side of the car( coupe) how do you take off all that plastic as i want to clean it up spray it and also check for rust and polish the bits that u can see but cant get to.

any info cheers guys

which glass?

anyway -

front/rear screen : cant do anything without pulling the windows

rear 1/4 windows : cant do anything without pulling the windows

outside of door window seal: one screw at the back of the door, easier to remove with the mirrors off from memory

inside window rubbers : remove the garnish between door jam and rear 1/4, then just pop the little plugs out and remove

inside door: pop the plugs at each end then stretch the rubber over the pointy studs that are stuck into the door

So if you wanted to take your car into a windscreen mob, is it an easy job to replace the rear window rubber seals with new ones? My front one is new and looks great but it makes the rear one look like crap.

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So if you wanted to take your car into a windscreen mob, is it an easy job to replace the rear window rubber seals with new ones?

easy yes (i used BA falcon generic rubber) - but obriens etc dont cover your screen - so if they break it, you gotta pay for a new one

Well that sucks. I'm guessing it's the same deal with the side ones? My car had the weather shields on it when I bought it and when I took them off it made a lot of damage on the rubber, pisses me off every time I look at it (for 5 years now lol).

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cheers for replys

just the side windows on the door and just behind it i figured id spray paint the plastic. also theres a leak, leakinginto/ onto the back seat nothing major just dont know whether to just use some sealer or take it off and put some rubber on

ne ideas how to bring the plastic back to life??

un related, how hard is it to take off the front side guard?? just screws or more

cheers again

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