Just drill out the rivets, remove the old track and pop rivet the new one
in.....would be my guess but being known for a mechanical disadvantage,
that would be only a guess.
Dave,
The problem with those darn rivits is that they have to be drilled out.
The screws Guske's sends out with the drape kit are more than adequate.
I just finished rebopping the entire interior of my coach and the only
piece I could not remove (without a ton of additional labor) was the
dash. The PO rivited it in when he had new glass installed. Screws I
could have dealt with, rivits....no.
The Guske drape sure looks nice and was a snap to install.
Regards,
Steve
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in.....would be my guess but being known for a mechanical disadvantage,
that would be only a guess.
Dave,
The problem with those darn rivits is that they have to be drilled out.
The screws Guske's sends out with the drape kit are more than adequate.
I just finished rebopping the entire interior of my coach and the only
piece I could not remove (without a ton of additional labor) was the
dash. The PO rivited it in when he had new glass installed. Screws I
could have dealt with, rivits....no.
The Guske drape sure looks nice and was a snap to install.
Regards,
Steve
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