

| Subject: | Re: Removing internal window rubber |
| From: | Roger Sisler |
| Date: | Fri, 19 Jan 2007 10:57:26 -0500 |
The 4 side windows can be removed in 15 minutes or less,total.Use a 22ounce claw hammer that has the claws at an almost straight curve(?).A 16 ounce claw hammer has the claw curves too steep, that will bump on the metal.Just stick the claws between the rubber and window frame and twist.Out, in 30 seconds. Scrub your rubber clean with fine steel wool lubricated with soap. Gob vasoline on the rubber and let the sun soak it into the rubber.This time of year it takes several days.It will rejuvinate the rubber and make it lok almost new. When installing the windows, use vasoline as a lubricant.It will soak into the rubber and help make it flexable and seal better when it soaks into the ruber. I did this to all my exterior rubber. You can see the pop top gasket that had this treatment two years earlier in my phto of pop top screws tha tI sell. Foam rubber seals ,like in the doors, will swell up a tad,but this is ok.It make s for a tighter door closing.Looks almost new again. http://stores.ebay.com/werksforwagens
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