Can someone post the pictures of the windscreen with frost king rubber foam?
The previous pictures from photopoint aren't showing up anymore.
Our screen is already more than an inch forward and makes horrible noise.
I just want to know the objective graphically before attempting it. (I need graphical instruction because I'm not a very handy person)

Does it really need 24 hours to cure?

 

I'm not sure if you can see the foam inserts in this pic, but the foam was the first generation remedy for the vibration problem. The current solution are little rubber buttons that you can superglue on the inside of the roll hoops. These work much better.

 

superglue?
Do you have the model number of those rubber buttons?

 

FlyingPig,

Please email me with your address and I'll send you a set of bumpers and install instructions. It's a much better solution than the old Frost King thing. You can't find the bumpers in most retail places.

 

You must use superglue because the adhesive on the backs of these buttons don't stick too well. The superglue takes about 5 minutes to hold properly but I wouldn't lean the screen on it till the next day just to be sure.
Sorry, I don't know the the model number because they were sent to me by Rick with his windscreen. They are black, hemi-spherical rubber thingies that have a peel-off backing. They are normally used for "feet" for electronic components like VCR's, tape decks, etc. PM Rick. He'll be able to tell you where to get them. I'd post a pic but I left my camera at work today.

 

Rick, I clicked on the email icon (just found that).
I hope that works.
Thank you, guys.