has anyone sprayed/painted theyre middle (silver coloured)sliding window frames?if so how did you do and does it last with the window being used(actually being opened)
ive got the windows apart, well the sliding window out, now i have a piece
of glass and the fixed window still in the frame (to make it easier for painting or spraying)
i want them to be black not silver.is it a case of using an etch primer?
any help appreciated,
thanks guys/girls
help needed re; middle sliding windows
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hi cate,
no ive took the window out as the vans being sprayed,
to be honest with you it looked as if it wouldnt come out but with a bit of perserverence (and brut force and ignorance!!) it came out ok.
i think it would be alot easier if the window was out of the van but i cant see why it wouldnt come out in situ'
i had to (gently) pry the frame up a little to get it out,once youve took the push down locking mechanism off the window it came out quite easy.
bet the bu**er wont go back in as easy though.
if you need any more info feel free to contact me
theres probably peeps on here that have done it in situ' (and are a bit more technical) but i will help out where i can
no ive took the window out as the vans being sprayed,
to be honest with you it looked as if it wouldnt come out but with a bit of perserverence (and brut force and ignorance!!) it came out ok.
i think it would be alot easier if the window was out of the van but i cant see why it wouldnt come out in situ'
i had to (gently) pry the frame up a little to get it out,once youve took the push down locking mechanism off the window it came out quite easy.
bet the bu**er wont go back in as easy though.
if you need any more info feel free to contact me
theres probably peeps on here that have done it in situ' (and are a bit more technical) but i will help out where i can
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