Window felts/rubbers

[Ivanalandy]

hi guys, can someone pls tell me where to get the sliding window felts or rubbers from. The rattling is driving me nuts. I searched and searched and can't find on the forum, so sorry for asking again.
Cheers

[dodgeguy1942]

Mvr industrial in Sydney have the rubber the code is 350.360. Ok but not as good as the garrison outfitters kit. But a lot cheaper

[David]

I got 20cm of thin felt like carpet material from Spotlight as a temporary measure, I cut a strip to fit and it works perfect so l won't bother changing it. Cost about $1.00 and I have plenty spare for next time.  No wind noise and can't tell it apart from the original felt on the other door without a really close look and a heck of a lot cheaper.

[Marlin]

KLR supply a rubber backed felt bailey channel that is a perfect fit. Did my doors last weekend and very pleased with the result. Cost is $75 for 5 metres, which is enough to do both doors.

[Ivanalandy]

Thank so much guys. I looked up the garrison outfitters kit and like the look of it. On eBay with a lot of postage...does anyone local stock it?

I like a cheap solution but if it also stops a bit of wind noise then the couple hundred bucks would be worth it

[Marlin]

The KLR stuff looks identical to the Garrison outfitters product but considerably cheaper

[Ivanalandy]

Thanks marlin will give brad a call

[carmentmoore]

Thanks for the suggestions, guys! Much obliged

[ChrisRock]

Sorry to hear about your window rattling issue. I'm new to the forum and it looks like the original post was 6 years ago, so I thought I'd chime in with a possible solution. Have you heard of Snap Shades? They're window treatments that act as a sealant and barrier to block out sound and light. They're easy to install and you don't need professional help. They come in a variety of colors and styles, so you can pick one that goes with the decor of your home. They're a great way to keep the UV rays and make your car cozy and quiet. They are also pretty easy to install.