Rubbing strips

Fizzer · Sep 20, 2018

Does anyone know where I might get the silver inserts on the ES rubbing strips? I am going to hook mine out, they are getting a mess, but would like to replace them, if possible. Rear doors particularly bad.

discool · Sep 20, 2018

No where, as the the silver inserts aren’t listed as a replacement part.
But there’s something that’s not the same although it’s similar and is available in different widths, u may find something that works for u on eBay and elsewhere ie a car trim supplier.

gstuart · Sep 20, 2018

Was on ebay looking for something else and done a quick search for the door trims

There’s a few there

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_...&_nkw=discovery+1+door+rubbing+strip&_sacat=0

gstuart · Sep 20, 2018

discool said:
No where, as the the silver inserts aren’t listed as a replacement part.
But there’s something that’s not the same although it’s similar and is available in different widths, u may find something that works for u on eBay and elsewhere ie a car trim supplier.

Indeed was already on ebay and found some on there as u suggested

janderson41 · Sep 22, 2018

Halfords do strips in different widths. Also try a good motor factor

darland · Oct 18, 2018

Car Builder Solutions in Staplehurst Kent. They do a great free catalogue of "bits and pieces".

Spot1 · Oct 19, 2018

Try these guys;

https://phoenixtrim.co.uk

Kaye is very helpful and I’m sure will be able to help.

berg450 · Oct 21, 2018

I have also removed mine as they started to came off. The strips looks new from outside but deformed a bit (when i apply heat on them get flat again, but when they cool down deform back).
So i am wondering if it is a good idea to try to put them back again or only new ones will work.

berg450 · Oct 21, 2018

I have also removed mine as they started to came off. The strips looks new from outside but deformed a bit (when i apply heat on them get flat again, but when they cool down deform back).
So i am wondering if it is a good idea to try to put them back again or only new ones will work.

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