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  • in reply to: ALL DONE #143961
    gymchris
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    so easy
    yes roadster, i just cut right the way round in one go. the good thing is the cut line is already there so no marking out or double checking needed just start at one point and away u go. just a note the standard green tint glass is £20 notes cheaper..
    looked for ages for glass i even thought about second hand but found these harder to find. then came across this company not 2 miles away from me. what a place all van glass in stock, found, rang and collected whithin half hour. they can be found on the ebay also (all be it the right words had to be searched for)
    so its a big thumbs up from me for VAN WINDOW SPECIALSTS of Castleford West Yorkshire (www.vanwindows.co.uk)01977 552929 EBAY ITEM NUMBER ( 250691211940 )

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143956
    gymchris
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    so easy
    yes roadster, i just cut right the way round in one go. the good thing is the cut line is already there so no marking out or double checking needed just start at one point and away u go. just a note the standard green tint glass is £20 notes cheaper..
    looked for ages for glass i even thought about second hand but found these harder to find. then came across this company not 2 miles away from me. what a place all van glass in stock, found, rang and collected whithin half hour. they can be found on the ebay also (all be it the right words had to be searched for)
    so its a big thumbs up from me for VAN WINDOW SPECIALSTS of Castleford West Yorkshire (www.vanwindows.co.uk)01977 552929 EBAY ITEM NUMBER ( 250691211940 )

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143952
    gymchris
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    so easy
    yes roadster, i just cut right the way round in one go. the good thing is the cut line is already there so no marking out or double checking needed just start at one point and away u go. just a note the standard green tint glass is £20 notes cheaper..
    looked for ages for glass i even thought about second hand but found these harder to find. then came across this company not 2 miles away from me. what a place all van glass in stock, found, rang and collected whithin half hour. they can be found on the ebay also (all be it the right words had to be searched for)
    so its a big thumbs up from me for VAN WINDOW SPECIALSTS of Castleford West Yorkshire (www.vanwindows.co.uk)01977 552929 EBAY ITEM NUMBER ( 250691211940 )

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143966
    gymchris
    Participant

    so easy
    yes roadster, i just cut right the way round in one go. the good thing is the cut line is already there so no marking out or double checking needed just start at one point and away u go. just a note the standard green tint glass is £20 notes cheaper..
    looked for ages for glass i even thought about second hand but found these harder to find. then came across this company not 2 miles away from me. what a place all van glass in stock, found, rang and collected whithin half hour. they can be found on the ebay also (all be it the right words had to be searched for)
    so its a big thumbs up from me for VAN WINDOW SPECIALSTS of Castleford West Yorkshire (www.vanwindows.co.uk)01977 552929 EBAY ITEM NUMBER ( 250691211940 )

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143974
    gymchris
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    so easy
    yes roadster, i just cut right the way round in one go. the good thing is the cut line is already there so no marking out or double checking needed just start at one point and away u go. just a note the standard green tint glass is £20 notes cheaper..
    looked for ages for glass i even thought about second hand but found these harder to find. then came across this company not 2 miles away from me. what a place all van glass in stock, found, rang and collected whithin half hour. they can be found on the ebay also (all be it the right words had to be searched for)
    so its a big thumbs up from me for VAN WINDOW SPECIALSTS of Castleford West Yorkshire (www.vanwindows.co.uk)01977 552929 EBAY ITEM NUMBER ( 250691211940 )

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143942
    gymchris
    Participant

    so easy
    yes roadster, i just cut right the way round in one go. the good thing is the cut line is already there so no marking out or double checking needed just start at one point and away u go. just a note the standard green tint glass is £20 notes cheaper..
    looked for ages for glass i even thought about second hand but found these harder to find. then came across this company not 2 miles away from me. what a place all van glass in stock, found, rang and collected whithin half hour. they can be found on the ebay also (all be it the right words had to be searched for)
    so its a big thumbs up from me for VAN WINDOW SPECIALSTS of Castleford West Yorkshire (www.vanwindows.co.uk)01977 552929 EBAY ITEM NUMBER ( 250691211940 )

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143968
    gymchris
    Participant

    so easy
    yes roadster, i just cut right the way round in one go. the good thing is the cut line is already there so no marking out or double checking needed just start at one point and away u go. just a note the standard green tint glass is £20 notes cheaper..
    looked for ages for glass i even thought about second hand but found these harder to find. then came across this company not 2 miles away from me. what a place all van glass in stock, found, rang and collected whithin half hour. they can be found on the ebay also (all be it the right words had to be searched for)
    so its a big thumbs up from me for VAN WINDOW SPECIALSTS of Castleford West Yorkshire (www.vanwindows.co.uk)01977 552929 EBAY ITEM NUMBER ( 250691211940 )

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143975
    gymchris
    Participant

    so easy
    yes roadster, i just cut right the way round in one go. the good thing is the cut line is already there so no marking out or double checking needed just start at one point and away u go. just a note the standard green tint glass is £20 notes cheaper..
    looked for ages for glass i even thought about second hand but found these harder to find. then came across this company not 2 miles away from me. what a place all van glass in stock, found, rang and collected whithin half hour. they can be found on the ebay also (all be it the right words had to be searched for)
    so its a big thumbs up from me for VAN WINDOW SPECIALSTS of Castleford West Yorkshire (www.vanwindows.co.uk)01977 552929 EBAY ITEM NUMBER ( 250691211940 )

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143906
    gymchris
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    side window
    thought id give it a go. fitting window to side loading door that is.
    new window in dark tint, one jigsaw , tube of window bond. easy.
    Thought it best to remove door from van as its getting cold outside now and needed bond to go off in the few hours i was at work.
    cut hole from the inside with jigsaw ,ran a file over the sharp edge that was left , banged some black beeding over same edge . then it was just a case of running a beed of the bond round in one continuous line so no wind noise came thru. placed the glass in position clamped and had a sit down for an hour, then back on the van looks so much better, but now i think it needs some camper type graffix on each side

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143904
    gymchris
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    side window
    thought id give it a go. fitting window to side loading door that is.
    new window in dark tint, one jigsaw , tube of window bond. easy.
    Thought it best to remove door from van as its getting cold outside now and needed bond to go off in the few hours i was at work.
    cut hole from the inside with jigsaw ,ran a file over the sharp edge that was left , banged some black beeding over same edge . then it was just a case of running a beed of the bond round in one continuous line so no wind noise came thru. placed the glass in position clamped and had a sit down for an hour, then back on the van looks so much better, but now i think it needs some camper type graffix on each side

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143905
    gymchris
    Participant

    side window
    thought id give it a go. fitting window to side loading door that is.
    new window in dark tint, one jigsaw , tube of window bond. easy.
    Thought it best to remove door from van as its getting cold outside now and needed bond to go off in the few hours i was at work.
    cut hole from the inside with jigsaw ,ran a file over the sharp edge that was left , banged some black beeding over same edge . then it was just a case of running a beed of the bond round in one continuous line so no wind noise came thru. placed the glass in position clamped and had a sit down for an hour, then back on the van looks so much better, but now i think it needs some camper type graffix on each side

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143908
    gymchris
    Participant

    side window
    thought id give it a go. fitting window to side loading door that is.
    new window in dark tint, one jigsaw , tube of window bond. easy.
    Thought it best to remove door from van as its getting cold outside now and needed bond to go off in the few hours i was at work.
    cut hole from the inside with jigsaw ,ran a file over the sharp edge that was left , banged some black beeding over same edge . then it was just a case of running a beed of the bond round in one continuous line so no wind noise came thru. placed the glass in position clamped and had a sit down for an hour, then back on the van looks so much better, but now i think it needs some camper type graffix on each side

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143896
    gymchris
    Participant

    side window
    thought id give it a go. fitting window to side loading door that is.
    new window in dark tint, one jigsaw , tube of window bond. easy.
    Thought it best to remove door from van as its getting cold outside now and needed bond to go off in the few hours i was at work.
    cut hole from the inside with jigsaw ,ran a file over the sharp edge that was left , banged some black beeding over same edge . then it was just a case of running a beed of the bond round in one continuous line so no wind noise came thru. placed the glass in position clamped and had a sit down for an hour, then back on the van looks so much better, but now i think it needs some camper type graffix on each side

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143902
    gymchris
    Participant

    side window
    thought id give it a go. fitting window to side loading door that is.
    new window in dark tint, one jigsaw , tube of window bond. easy.
    Thought it best to remove door from van as its getting cold outside now and needed bond to go off in the few hours i was at work.
    cut hole from the inside with jigsaw ,ran a file over the sharp edge that was left , banged some black beeding over same edge . then it was just a case of running a beed of the bond round in one continuous line so no wind noise came thru. placed the glass in position clamped and had a sit down for an hour, then back on the van looks so much better, but now i think it needs some camper type graffix on each side

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143895
    gymchris
    Participant

    side window
    thought id give it a go. fitting window to side loading door that is.
    new window in dark tint, one jigsaw , tube of window bond. easy.
    Thought it best to remove door from van as its getting cold outside now and needed bond to go off in the few hours i was at work.
    cut hole from the inside with jigsaw ,ran a file over the sharp edge that was left , banged some black beeding over same edge . then it was just a case of running a beed of the bond round in one continuous line so no wind noise came thru. placed the glass in position clamped and had a sit down for an hour, then back on the van looks so much better, but now i think it needs some camper type graffix on each side

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