Hi guys I know this has been talked about in the past I have a few pics. My fabric had a few holes in it and after a bit of research I found a company who does flyscreens. They will send out a free sample, it's a great finish.
* Remove the rubber seal it's split in the middle at the top, it needs to be pulled out of the plastic, I think it is probably easier to start in the corner as others suggested. There are two metal clips that are located half way up.
* installation cut about 3cm bigger than the surround, I found that with the material I have is tougher than OEM. I had help to hold it taught as I pushed in the rubber it took out the creases as it went in and was as tight as a drum once I finished. I was quite firm when putting the rubber seal back, I used a small hard rubber mallet tapped the rubber back in.
* Remove the rubber seal it's split in the middle at the top, it needs to be pulled out of the plastic, I think it is probably easier to start in the corner as others suggested. There are two metal clips that are located half way up.
* installation cut about 3cm bigger than the surround, I found that with the material I have is tougher than OEM. I had help to hold it taught as I pushed in the rubber it took out the creases as it went in and was as tight as a drum once I finished. I was quite firm when putting the rubber seal back, I used a small hard rubber mallet tapped the rubber back in.
