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Donovan
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by Donovan » Thu Apr 25, 2013 10:20 am
Walked past the car, and notice that the rubber around the rear window on the hardtop is starting to make an escape for it.
Is there a simple fix for it, or can the rubber be replaced, and if so by who?
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MrGrey
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by MrGrey » Thu Apr 25, 2013 11:25 am
the rubber block was missing from mine when I got it so I filled the small gap with windscreen sealant (cost >$20 from bunnings for a tube). Otherwise you could drop into a windscreen repair place like Novas and get them to calk the gap for you.
Another option is to fit a carbon fibre hardtop spoiler, I have one from CarbonMiata and its the dogs bollocks! it looks awesome!
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by WideOpenThrottle » Thu Apr 25, 2013 11:41 am
Repaired mine with a hairdryer & black silicon...just hold in place with a thin screwdriver till it cools! [may have to press it home a bit too!
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by Skilfil » Thu Apr 25, 2013 12:44 pm
MrGrey wrote:Another option is to fit a carbon fibre hardtop spoiler, I have one from CarbonMiata and its the dogs bollocks! it looks awesome!
I approve of this repair method. 'Find something broken? Buy something awesome to cover it'

I'll have to use that excuse.
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by MrGrey » Thu Apr 25, 2013 1:12 pm
Apart from being very sturdy yet lightweight, the hardtop spoilers have the added bonus of making your ride look less like a jellybean.
just sayin'
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