Windscreen frames

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KustomKulture62
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Windscreen frames

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Wondering were the early windscreen frames made from brass and then chrome plated.
The chrome quality on the Austin's frame is as good as new even with sitting under a Bottle Tree for 40 years.
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Re: Windscreen frames

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KustomKulture62 wrote:Wondering were the early windscreen frames made from brass and then chrome plated.
The chrome quality on the Austin's frame is as good as new even with sitting under a Bottle Tree for 40 years.
I can only go by my Pilot and it's a 47-48 KK62 and yes to both questions and I will put a picture up of mine when I get to it which hopefully won't be too far away.
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Anyone know how to go about removing the frame with the rock hard rubber still in place.
How about one of this vibrating Renovator tools.
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just get a knife with snap off blades and run the knife around between the glass and the body from the inside . hold the knife flat to the glass and work around carefully . then push glass outwards
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Buy a carpet cutting blade for your Stanley knife, it's shaped like a hooked eagles claw that you can cut and hook out the old pieces of rubber as you go. A normal blade just cuts, but the hooked one cuts and drags it out.


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