Trim washers

[Norman AndersonParticipant]

Greetings collective isolators,

I’ve scoured the Internet and usual suppliers for these countersunk washers. They are used to secure the door window trims, rear window trim and windscreen trim.

any ideas as to where they can be sourced? Should be brass or brass plate me thinks.

[BernieParticipant]

Norman, try searching for “cup washers ” on Google

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[JonathanParticipant]

Woolies do a range but much larger range from LAS Aerospace in Okehampton. (Not sure if either are working during this house arrest though!)

[Norman AndersonParticipant]

Hi Bernie, thanks for that. Only problem is they are not cup washers.

cup washers are designed to accommodate countersink screws on a flat surface. The holes in the frames are in fact countersunk already, so cup washers wouldn’t work.

[Norman AndersonParticipant]

Perfect, thanks #1177!

Here they are!

[JonathanParticipant]

Norman, glad to be of help.

Im sorry, I don’t mean to be anonymous but screwed up when initially logging in and haven’t worked out how to change it! (Technophobe!)

cheers

Jonathan

 

[BernieParticipant]

Jonathan,

Click on your “name”/picture in one of your posts to reveal your profile.

Click on  “Edit” at foot of list.

You may need to confirm your  ID then you will be able to change your name in the “Display Name” box.

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[JonathanParticipant]

Thanks Bernie – easy when you know how!

stay safe

J

[Larry LewisParticipant]

You can find what you need here: http://www.restorationspecialties.com/Washers_c_301.html

They are in the States and are very good to deal with; they will sell you the exact amount of whatever you need. And they have everything!

[Philip Smith]

Woolies do them they are called dished cup washers on their site.

I got some from them a few weeks ago and they are perfect.

You need size 6

https://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/category/339/cup-washers

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Philip Smith.

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