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Posted by member Peterboo on Tuesday 28 December 2010

if your using silicone for the windows use low modulus and not the general purpose as it will peel off look here for a google diy person on a diy forum that that thought he knew better lol http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1515173 1515173

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Posted by member Mark Probin on Sunday 18 July 2010

Thanks for the info,sorry for not getting back sooner. removed seal found it had been damaged reapaired for the time being , new seal ordered from sealsdirect Many thanks for advice Regards Mark

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Posted by member Graham Green on Sunday 4 July 2010

Try www.sealsdirect.co.uk they havent let me down yet!

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Posted by member David Goad on Saturday 3 July 2010

Hello I had real problems and was unable to find a replacement and the window perspex on my Pilot sits proud of the opening in the hull. (I assume your boat will be the same.) In the end I got some replacement filler band, removed each window, cleaned out all remains of silicone sealant and then refitted the existing window seal with new sealant and the new filler band. Very laborious but it did work out well in the end. Dave

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Posted by member Mark Probin on Monday 28 June 2010

Hello can anybody tell me where i can get the correct rubber window seals Regards Mark

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