Christian "Window Felt" Williams, I had the same problem on my DeLorean. Medium long story follows: I ordered new felt/rubber pieces from PJ Grady. They came in and I noticed that they were several inches shorter than OEM (and rather expensive). The OEM is long enough to cover the entire window (the roll down portion along with the fixed portions.) The OEM has two notches cut in it to fit around the metal bracket it attaches to. The notches coincide with the forward and rear facing parts of the roll down window. The new one from PJ Grady is cut only long enough to fit between the notches and replaces only the portion that sits against the moving part of the window. I complained to Rob about this, and he said that he got them through DMC Houston and that is the way they made them. (It's amazing how all the vendors work together behind the scenes. Apparently they buy a lot of stuff from each other.) Anyway, Rob said he would take them back, no problem, if I didn't want them. Thus they sit in a box somewhere in my garage because I have more important things to do. Technically, the new shorter piece would work just fine. I glued my original felt back to the rubber piece using what I had on hand: Liquid Nails paneling adhesive from Home Depot. That is some good stuff! In this application it works better than 3M General Trim Adhesive because the Liquid Nails is thicker and dries with less shrinkage which helps seep into and stay in the woven backing of the fuzzy stuff. Use a small bead. Too much may soak through. Let dry overnight, and make sure the fuzz doesn't slip while drying. Another tip: Rob Grady shipped me some shims (nylon washers) to install between the metal bracket (that holds the rubber/fuzz) and the stainless inner door panel. The idea is to put the spacer at the screw that holds the bracket at the front part of the moving window. This stops the window glass from rubbing the fuzz too hard, yet still gives enough pressure to keep the window in its track. Walter (Liquid Nails, JB-Weld, WD-40, black shoe polish, beer can fuel-baffle) Coe Tampa, FL -----Original Message----- From: Christian Williams <delorean@xxxx> >I simply refuse to believe that there is no aftermarket fix for the shoddy >DeLorean window felt.