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We,

I purchased a rear window rubber (NOS) from Roland and had a problem with slight shrinkage.

The corner sections seems to be made from a different grade of rubber and had shrunk.

Remember to fit to glass to the rubber then fit as one.

I suggest you find a friendly professional windscreen fitter as they have all the right stuff to make this job a breeze.

Use sealant in both the frame AND inside the rubber strip otherwise your new rubber could still let water in. Mine did!

I've had no problem now for over a year.

Phil
79 Longchamp GTS 3061

8/6/0811:35 PM

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