Originally Posted by Achipmunk
My track for the windlace was not bad but it was difficult. Tried the soapy stuff, started and restarted from different places but I just could not pull that sap sucker all the way around the door.
Finally I just took a 1/2" screwdriver and pushed the edges into it. Went a lot better then.

...and finally, drove it up and down the street.

You've got me thinking now Alvin,I've read so many tales of woe regarding this matter.
I've got a big ole flat blade driver I deliberately smoothed off that I use in my work for working rubber seals,I guess I've just found another use for it...Thanks!
I imagine getting the windlace nice and warm will help too.

No Tags? You old rebel you! wink

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