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Hi all,
When watching Wheeler Dealers the other week, the Triumph Spitfire episde, Ed used a tool which opened the rubber seals around the back window of the hardtop and the front windscreen and inserted a chrome decorative strip making a doddle out of what is normally a pain of a job. I've looked everywhere and can't find out what the tools are called, never mind where to find them! Can anyone help? I have a rather sad looking Spitfire which could do with some sprucing up. Thanks in advance, Peter. |
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im not sure what the tool is called but i used to have one until my van got broke into by scumbags, i got mine from a company called pinder and simms iron mongers in st helens. it cleverly opens the rubber to insert the beading i found it very usefull especially with washing up liquid
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Captain |
Hi Peter,
We looked into this for you and got a reply from Edd himself: I would imagine it might be called a windscreen bead insertion tool, having looked on the net http://www.vintagecarparts.co....rt.phtml?PartID=2249 looks like the same sort of thing, the part number, name and price... Hope that helps! The Editorial Team |
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Crew member |
hi,
just want to say many thanks for helping me find the bead insertion tool for use on windscreen rubbers and i have bookmarked this company for future reference.the show keeps getting better.how about picking a bmw z3.now prices for these solid,good looking and well engineered cars are bottoming out around three and a half grand on ebay cheers,ed. from pete. |
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Crew member |
Hello
I looked for some time for the exact tool from the episode with the roller here it is http://www.frost.co.uk/item_detail.asp?productID=8104 |
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