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Also very surprised there's not lots more views of the video - will definitly be letting all know at the marina thank you !

Thanks for a very useful and time-saving video. Especially for the advice regarding fiberglass - my project is a restoration of a fiberglass boat and will be using your Claytonrite product. Found seals direct on this guys video: ruclips.net/video/Q9352N7f__k/видео.html Also a helpful video for fitting to a camper is this one: ruclips.net/video/PPmJWBHu0Z4/видео.html

I own a 30+y old boat. Can’t believe this vid hasn’t gotten more views. Thanks for the info!

Another way to fit these is to fit the rubber to window first, then insert string all the way around the inside of the panel section of the rubber, offer up to panel and insert as much as possible then pull string from inside the van or boat etc and have someone pushing on the outside. As the string is being pulled it pulls the rubber over the panel. Still not an easy task, and a two man job this way but did work for me with far less fruity language.

Should be using a silicone sealant too as ingress water will get in if not

Done this today what a sore head

This is the best vid on YT for this sort of thing. Simple and straight to the point. But let me tell you, it's a heluva job. Don't even try it without the tools. If You're using claytonrite, best you buy their tool, and if You're using stiffer rubber, around tighter corners, I found that flatter z shaped tool works best. Without a seacond pair of hands it's almost impossible if you don't have pre bent rubber. Friendly advice too, ditch the soapy water, and use silicone spray, and don't save on it. It will do you good.

Late question. Same process with glass?

What about door seal for Sprite caravan

These rubber sealers are giving me a nervous breakdown...I am trying to fit them in my boat windows. You have to cut them at EXACTLY the right size, about 15 mm extra. Than you put in the window and then you often come up short on top. When this happens you can throw away the rubber seal and start over. Trying to use too much rubber results in the window being pushed outward, now you have to cut of a little piece of rubber seal to make it fit. But hey...don't cut off too much otherwise ( you ve guessed it) you can throw away the rubber seal and start over. I am down to my 3rd try now. What makes it difficult is my boat windows are not nice and square sized like these but have an odd shape. This job is maddening and insanely difficult...

Thanks for the video tutorial.... funny old world because you sold me the claytonrite seal and tool today and now I'm watching a random RUclips video and here you are thanks again from Jason

hello , if you got a whole in the wall of a horsetrailer , how much smaller does the actual window needs to be ? is there a guide for that ? 1cm all around ? using a locking gasket with seal .

great video ,thanks

Good video but too dark to see what was going on.

Fairy liquid has salt in it so I wouldn’t advise using it on your rubber seals.

OK so what was the end bit all about when you fitted the window. You basically went so hard you scratched the pane and the seal and at 6:07sec you are lucky that you never slipped the fitting tool and stabbed your own wrist. No joke it's easier to fit if you go slow.

He makes it look easy, DON’T BE FOOLED, it is absolutely obscenely difficult

Where was this filmed? In a public urinal?

Bit harder than he makes it look but a great product once you get it in haha

The instructions on the Seals + Direct website say to apply a small bead of silicone sealant into the panel groove before fitting it around the aperture and also similarly to do the same in the window groove before fitting the window. No mention of that in this video????

What's the name of the tool at 8:20 ? I need to know my fazer needs immediataly use something like that

Why the joint at the top? Makes no sense? Illuminate me pls

nice vid. i need to do my windows on my old nauticus27 looks like a £150 or so job for parts which is good.

someone left the tap running?

Great video but why do you start at the top so it joins there?

Great! Right, Get my windows fitted in my P50 that I bought from p50cars.com now no excuses Thank you for your video! www.chesworthcues.com

I must assume the water sound effects in the background is to soothe the soul whilst we attempt a bloody hard job for even the expert was struggling. But many thanks as I have two windows to replace on my diddly boat and I will surely order them up from yourselves. Well done.

Good to see a real life fitter and not some slick salesman showing the bits that went easily without a bit of a struggle. Does the filler strip go on the inside or outside, just thinking of security if its on the outside? Just one point however, I would have used a small paint brush for the lubricant with a bit more care and evenly spread.

Also you just slide the bottom in like the rubber's not there. How do you get the bottom edge in in one go without bending the sides in?

So lubrication is the key! But how do you get one corner of the perspex in without the other corner popping back out?

Great little gadget. I did find I needed to use the silicone spray twice. I have just finished my first window and, because I didn't want the join at the bottom it was more awkward to start at the top. I did find it easier to pass the tool on its own around the whole window rubber, thus easing the black rubber, which I guess has hardened. Having done this I was then able to slide quite a long length back through the gadget and around the window. The last bit I found a bit tricky and admit to using a screwdriver to assist !

Thank you so much for that closeup, I finally understand how it works! Is it possible to fit the locking strip without a dedicated tool? And is it possible to buy the wrong one?

The tool used to put filling strip in is a must 😂

Thanks. Actually really helpful video.

I have not tried your exact product, but it looks just like other EPDM rubber products on the market so I suspect it would have the same problem I experienced with two other brands of window mounting gaskets. What I am referring to is that the gasket you show is very flexible and easy to bend ... what I received was quite the opposite, stiff and unyielding. Even boiling them for an hour did not materially change it's flexibility, particularly in the narrow gaps where the glass and/or body panel was to fit. I found it impossible to join glass/body and gasket together around even a very gentle curve.

is there a way to know what size seal to buy before taking the window out?? Rather take it out and then either leave it out while you wait for delivery of the new seal or having to put the old seal back in again

can you supply the rubber for a panel van . i want to put a plastic window in like this video shows. i need the rubber for that. and the plastic glass

Great vid, but needs to learn how to put a straightedge level LOL ;-)

What about rectangle windows ??? Do you do rubbers for them as well as my boat has rectangle wondows

If i have a smaller radius in the corners, can i make small relief cuts on the sides of the rubber where it wants to wrinkle?

Hey Phil - really useful video I've emailed you in regards to working with us www.boat-renovation.com and will drop you a call tomorrow.

Great Video, covers all you need to know, they ship same day. Top tip, tie a bit of string to the tool and to yourself if the boat is in the water, it means that you don't have buy a second one when drop the first one in the drink!!