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#1 splintercat

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Posted 26 February 2019 - 07:42 PM

replacing the rear screen rubber as it is cracked and past its sbd.

the trouble i having trying to refit the screen is that the rubber begins to sag at the top once the bottom of the screen is fitted and snug, but as i get to the top two corners, the top of the rubber begins to sag making it almost impossible to complete ? should i try glueing the top of the screen rubber in first with maybe some screen mastic to hold it ? trouble is this is a one man job as i am on my own. help appreciated, Oh and yes I have seen all the yu tube videos on the subject but they don't help too much.

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Posted 26 February 2019 - 08:43 PM

Is it the right way round?

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Posted 27 February 2019 - 09:33 AM

Hold it in place with some masking tape



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Posted 27 February 2019 - 08:02 PM

Hold it in place with some masking tape

 

good idea.........done it and it went in easy peasey...just gotta use loads of soapy water and two plastic spatulas.  sems a little bigger than the one i took off, which is a good thing as thhe old one was a little perished and must have shrunk a bit. will fit the sealing strip in after a couple of days just to let it settle. Didn't use the special tool in the end as couldn't get the hang of so made my own out of a wooden soon and a net curtain wire holder eyelet, not quite as big so a little easier to manipulaate.

 






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