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#367034 Wed Oct 31 2012 09:42 AM
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I am working on a National A-38 and was wondering what type of rubber is used on the window glass. The retainers are for a rectangular piece of glass but the opening is curved and has a lip. Does the rubber go on the lip? And if so what type of rubber. Thanks for any help.


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Bill,
The original ones I have seen just use the rubber U channel along the glass edge that is under the retainers. That's what I do when I restore one, works and looks good.
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I also use the R101 rubber, fits and looks great.


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Thanks for the input. Wasn't sure if the rubber went on edge of glass or on door opening.


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