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PostPosted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 12:43 pm 
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hey guys, my painter is going to be putting my doors backtogether in the next week,(he better or heel be a dead chook!)

does anyone know any tips and tricks that might help?

should we put the 1/4 frame in before the main windup window, or the other way round etc etc.

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Main window glass goes in first , diagonallyish (you'll figure it out , there's really only one way it can go) from the outside from memory and then the 1/4 vents .

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Just be prepared for lots of cursing, swearing, blood.....you name it :lol:

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Rodney wrote:
Just be prepared for lots of cursing, swearing, blood.....you name it :lol:

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thats why hes doing it!! :shock:

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The main trap for young players is to avoid scratching your nice new paintwork at the inside top of the door frame when inserting the 1/4 vent assembly. Wise to put some quack tape on first. :!:

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If possible it would be good to have an assembled door around for reference of which way around the wind up mechanism fits.

I've done this myself and there was a lot of swearing, cursing and blood and then I found out the mechanism had gone in with a joint in the winding mechanism bent the wrong way. This was followed by a lot more swearing, cursing and blood and made my wife go inside and lock me out :roll: (there was a fair deal of swearing and cursing at a bit of volume).

Use lots of masking tape around the top of the door panel, inside and out and around the chrome or paint at the top of the window frame where the 1/4 window frame will eventually sit...


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^^^^^^^^^^^ :lol: i couldnt agree more, and patience is the key, to vigorous and u could dent the door from the inside out, and that isnt kool :oops:

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 05, 2007 1:24 am 
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exactly, that is why my painter is doing them therefore he dent, he fix, he scratch he paint 8)

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