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window channel guide material 120-130

posted by  someone claiming to be rainy_NW on  Thu Dec 1 04:49 CST 2005 [RELATED]


That sounds like a promising option for me. What I was hoping was that one could just buy the rubbber and felt matterial that would fit into the chrome-metal channels and slip it into the channel with some glue to hold it in place (and not having to remove the window assembly at all). I can't afford to do a big window restore like illustrated and described above as I don't have a garage and it's cold and WET here in the NW for some reason...

I wonder what that felt material you described is intended for? Maybe it's door edge weatherizer or something? I think I'm going to try that route just to tide me over until next summer.





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