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  • in reply to: ALL DONE #143919
    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 #143922
    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
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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 #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 #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 #143888
    gymchris
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    all spent up and finished
    my last 100 quid has been spent a little lcd tv , a playstation 2 for dvd movies, a small table,oh and a small pelmet to cover the above sink light which i just did not like to see and finally a pair of wind deflecters for the windows . my idea with these are so i can lower both front windows 2″ and no one will be able to notice, hope this will give air flow for gas fumes to escape and stop a bit of condensation.
    keeping an eye out now for cheap sliding door glass. d i y fit of course

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143884
    gymchris
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    all spent up and finished
    my last 100 quid has been spent a little lcd tv , a playstation 2 for dvd movies, a small table,oh and a small pelmet to cover the above sink light which i just did not like to see and finally a pair of wind deflecters for the windows . my idea with these are so i can lower both front windows 2″ and no one will be able to notice, hope this will give air flow for gas fumes to escape and stop a bit of condensation.
    keeping an eye out now for cheap sliding door glass. d i y fit of course

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143883
    gymchris
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    all spent up and finished
    my last 100 quid has been spent a little lcd tv , a playstation 2 for dvd movies, a small table,oh and a small pelmet to cover the above sink light which i just did not like to see and finally a pair of wind deflecters for the windows . my idea with these are so i can lower both front windows 2″ and no one will be able to notice, hope this will give air flow for gas fumes to escape and stop a bit of condensation.
    keeping an eye out now for cheap sliding door glass. d i y fit of course

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143880
    gymchris
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    all spent up and finished
    my last 100 quid has been spent a little lcd tv , a playstation 2 for dvd movies, a small table,oh and a small pelmet to cover the above sink light which i just did not like to see and finally a pair of wind deflecters for the windows . my idea with these are so i can lower both front windows 2″ and no one will be able to notice, hope this will give air flow for gas fumes to escape and stop a bit of condensation.
    keeping an eye out now for cheap sliding door glass. d i y fit of course

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143878
    gymchris
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    all spent up and finished
    my last 100 quid has been spent a little lcd tv , a playstation 2 for dvd movies, a small table,oh and a small pelmet to cover the above sink light which i just did not like to see and finally a pair of wind deflecters for the windows . my idea with these are so i can lower both front windows 2″ and no one will be able to notice, hope this will give air flow for gas fumes to escape and stop a bit of condensation.
    keeping an eye out now for cheap sliding door glass. d i y fit of course

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143877
    gymchris
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    all spent up and finished
    my last 100 quid has been spent a little lcd tv , a playstation 2 for dvd movies, a small table,oh and a small pelmet to cover the above sink light which i just did not like to see and finally a pair of wind deflecters for the windows . my idea with these are so i can lower both front windows 2″ and no one will be able to notice, hope this will give air flow for gas fumes to escape and stop a bit of condensation.
    keeping an eye out now for cheap sliding door glass. d i y fit of course

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143874
    gymchris
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    all spent up and finished
    my last 100 quid has been spent a little lcd tv , a playstation 2 for dvd movies, a small table,oh and a small pelmet to cover the above sink light which i just did not like to see and finally a pair of wind deflecters for the windows . my idea with these are so i can lower both front windows 2″ and no one will be able to notice, hope this will give air flow for gas fumes to escape and stop a bit of condensation.
    keeping an eye out now for cheap sliding door glass. d i y fit of course

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143873
    gymchris
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    all spent up and finished
    my last 100 quid has been spent a little lcd tv , a playstation 2 for dvd movies, a small table,oh and a small pelmet to cover the above sink light which i just did not like to see and finally a pair of wind deflecters for the windows . my idea with these are so i can lower both front windows 2″ and no one will be able to notice, hope this will give air flow for gas fumes to escape and stop a bit of condensation.
    keeping an eye out now for cheap sliding door glass. d i y fit of course

    in reply to: ALL DONE #143889
    gymchris
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    all spent up and finished
    my last 100 quid has been spent a little lcd tv , a playstation 2 for dvd movies, a small table,oh and a small pelmet to cover the above sink light which i just did not like to see and finally a pair of wind deflecters for the windows . my idea with these are so i can lower both front windows 2″ and no one will be able to notice, hope this will give air flow for gas fumes to escape and stop a bit of condensation.
    keeping an eye out now for cheap sliding door glass. d i y fit of course

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