

| Subject: | Re: [window strips] |
| From: | Jeff Palmer |
| Date: | Fri, 6 Apr 2001 17:04:42 -0400 |
The only thing i remember from high school health class it that vaseline breaks down rubber. Jeff Winnipeg, Canada ><body> >how about vaseline on the rubber, I removemed mine last night >and it looks way better than the rust that was on before, whats a bit(h >removing the old trim, it kept breaking up and to top if off the people >that painted the car did a little over spray on the rear trim,, :( >bone heads!! > >ohh I've picked up about 2mph after this was removed.. performace inhance= >r >sweet.. hehe > > > >Brian Cochran <rangerbrian@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote: ><br> ><html><DIV> ><P>they're a tremendous PITA to install, so much that I haven't been able= > >to and gave up. The new chrome strip is still in my parts compartment. = >I >tried using heat, water, soap and pliers, but after sliding it in about >12-14 inches, the friction was too much! any ideas for a quick install, >and I will do it, otherwise, I have enough going on with the van.</P> ><P>Brian Cochran</P> ><P>84 westy</P> ><P>Seattle<BR><BR></P></DIV><br clear=3Dall><hr>Get your FREE download of= > >MSN Explorer at <a >href=3D"http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p></htm= >l> > > ><br> ><br><pre>VW addict</pre> ><br> ><BR> ><HR noshade width=3D"90%"> >Get free email and a permanent address at <a href=3Dhttp://www.netaddress= >=2Ecom/?N=3D1>http://www.netaddress.com</a> ></body> >
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