I just did this to my 73 TR6 - worked great!!! Thanks for showing us all how to do it. Figured I would have issues, but it really was a piece of cake to do once you get the channel out of the door......
getting ready to do this to my 56 F100 project truck. I never thought about the techniques you used which should make this go smoother for me. Thanks for taking the time to share this.
Hi I have just put my tr4a window guides back in with new felt found them to be a nightmare trying to move the glass up and down,then I melted candle wax on the new felt and whoosh they worked. Do enjoy watching you guys.
Thx Weg..Im going make window seals for my sliding windows in my camper van but Im going non-adhesive. Putting a thin layer of rubber cement in the channel. Insert felt then insert glass. Gives me time to position the felt if needed and let dry overnight. We will see if I permanently glue my windows shut..lol 10’ each window, I have two to do. The factory replacement was a big no go! Great idea..
also you can buy just auto-window felt and the adhesive will work better in a car, and probably cheaper than the velcro. the velcro adhesive has a tendency to get goopy in a car in direct sun in my experience, although it will probably be fine, the felt would probably last longer and work better.
Thanks for the tip Weg 😁I just replaced them on my TR6, and as you said, i will stick to everything 🙁😑. It cost me 36 danish kroner, which is about 3-4 dollars 😀A long way up to 320 dollars. Keep up with the nice TR4 👍
If the windows are a bit too stiff to roll up with the new velcro try putting a bit of wd40 along the vertical edges and it should loosen up nicely. Where are you guys sourcing most of your parts for this project.... TRF, Moss or VB??
getting ready to do this to my 56 F100 project truck. I never thought about the techniques you used which should make this go smoother for me. Thanks for taking the time to share this.
I just did this to my 73 TR6 - worked great!!! Thanks for showing us all how to do it. Figured I would have issues, but it really was a piece of cake to do once you get the channel out of the door......
Getting it out really is the trick! Glad to hear it helped. Thanks for stopping by!
Did mine about 13 years ago and it’s held up fine. Same thing. Velcro.
Awesome! Good to hear it is holding up.
getting ready to do this to my 56 F100 project truck. I never thought about the techniques you used which should make this go smoother for me. Thanks for taking the time to share this.
Good luck with your project! Ours are still holding up nicely after a couple years of use.
Hi I have just put my tr4a window guides back in with new felt found them to be a nightmare trying to move the glass up and down,then I melted candle wax on the new felt and whoosh they worked.
Do enjoy watching you guys.
Thx Weg..Im going make window seals for my sliding windows in my camper van but Im going non-adhesive. Putting a thin layer of rubber cement in the channel. Insert felt then insert glass. Gives me time to position the felt if needed and let dry overnight. We will see if I permanently glue my windows shut..lol
10’ each window, I have two to do.
The factory replacement was a big no go!
Great idea..
Excellent tips! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
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Great idea ! My Tr 4 windows use to rattle incredibly ! I only wish Velcro was available !
Did you replace yours with new channels?
Wegs Garage -No unfortunately I did not!
also you can buy just auto-window felt and the adhesive will work better in a car, and probably cheaper than the velcro. the velcro adhesive has a tendency to get goopy in a car in direct sun in my experience, although it will probably be fine, the felt would probably last longer and work better.
Wish I would have known about this. Good tip!
Thank you, going to give that a shot...
Thanks for the tip Weg 😁I just replaced them on my TR6, and as you said, i will stick to everything 🙁😑. It cost me 36 danish kroner, which is about 3-4 dollars 😀A long way up to 320 dollars. Keep up with the nice TR4 👍
I'm doing my '73 Triumph TR6 windows even as we speak :-) Great video!
Nice! Are you using Velcro or something else?
@@WegsGarage Velcro... It worked out great!
nice dude. this was exactly the kind of idea I was looking for for my jeep
Awesome! Yeah, this should work on a lot of different vehicles.
Good luck with your project 👍
Excellent idea! Thanks!
Great job.
Thanks!
Genius idea. How did work after the fit up?
If the windows are a bit too stiff to roll up with the new velcro try putting a bit of wd40 along the vertical edges and it should loosen up nicely. Where are you guys sourcing most of your parts for this project.... TRF, Moss or VB??
It has been a combination of Moss and TRF.
great idea but what do yo do with scratchy side of velcrow?? maybe donate to someone cant grow a beard! HAHA!
Great tip! Is that like donating your hair?
getting ready to do this to my 56 F100 project truck. I never thought about the techniques you used which should make this go smoother for me. Thanks for taking the time to share this.