
Next was the bonding stage, so I cut a V into the Carbond nozzle. I then applied it as a continuous triangular band about 1mm from the trim. Once completed I quickly offered the window to the gap I had cut, whilst trying to get it straight first time. I then used my kayaking roof rack straps (which I had sorted prior) and some household objects to hold the corners in place to cure. I think it should be ok to drive in 4hrs but i'm going to leave it overnight just to be sure.

I also swapped the orange indicator lights with clear ones as they arrived today. They took about 1 minute to complete. The old ones pop out with a screwdriver and the new ones slide in. As they are clear I had to also swap the bulbs from clear to orange. These and the side windows make a massive difference to the van!
2 comments:
nice job on the windows, they look really smart, I'm quite impressed :-)
Cheers matey :)
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