Rubber seals
Windscreen rubber seal replacement
Older cars, trucks and machinery often hold their glass in a rubber seal rather than adhesive. Once the rubber perishes, it leaks — and it's time for new rubber.
The short answer
We remove the glass, fit a new rubber seal (with locking strip or chrome trim where fitted) and refit the original glass if it's in good condition — or new glass if it isn't.
Quick facts
| Typical time on site | Varies with the vehicle — allow half a day for classics |
|---|---|
| Send us for a quote | Make, model, year and photos of the rubber |
| Where we work | Homes, workplaces, car parks, depots and worksites |
| Service area | Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich, Gold Coast, Redlands & Bayside |
| Hours | Mon–Fri 7am–5pm · Sat 10am–3pm · 0498 700 798 |
Signs the rubber needs replacing
- Cracked, hard or shrinking rubber.
- Leaks after rain or washing.
- Glass moving in the frame.
- Chrome trims lifting.
Classics, trucks and machinery
We fit rubbers on classic cars, older trucks and machinery cabs. Getting old glass out without cracking it takes patience, and we take the time.
Topic guide
Everything about reseals and custom glass
Frequently asked questions
Can you reuse my original windscreen?
If it's in good condition and comes out cleanly, yes.
Can you source rubbers for older cars?
Often, yes. Tell us the make, model and year and we'll check.
Related pages
Damaged glass? We'll come to you.
Call or text a photo of the damage for a quote. Mon–Fri 7am–5pm, Sat 10am–3pm.
0498 700 798