Date:         Wed, 2 Jun 1999 08:13:03 -8
Reply-To:     Wes Neuenschwander <wesn@ESKIMO.COM>
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From:         Wes Neuenschwander <wesn@ESKIMO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Skylight Screen
Comments: To: "Anthony L. Mourkas" <frankenstein@TELPLUS.NET>
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Try EuroAmerican RV Products (Pete Catlett, deltasix@earthlink.net),
formerly Delta Six Industries.  Delta Six was the OEM for many of the
Westy conversion components, including the skylight system.  The Bus Depot
also carries much of the EuroAmerican/Delta Six line.

Don't bother with the self-adhesive velcro that is standard in the
bug-screen installation, though, as it does not hold.  Get some standard
velcro and a good adhesive.  Personally, I'd suggest the 3M Weatherstrip
Adhesive as I've had the standard Velcro brand adhesive fail.

-Wes


> Date:          Tue, 1 Jun 1999 12:48:19 -0400
> From:          "Anthony L. Mourkas" <frankenstein@TELPLUS.NET>
> Subject:       Skylight Screen

> My 84 Westy does not have the skylight screen that I have seen in others.
>  While I am sure that Anne and I could fashion a very nice looking screen
> ourselves, the genuine Westfalia screen would be preferable to my anal
> nature.  Is there a source for this item?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tony
>
> Anthony L. Mourkas
> Hampden, Maine, USA
> 1984 Vanagon Westfalia
> 1987 Vanagon GL Syncro
> 1991 Jetta Eco Diesel
>

Wes Neuenschwander
Seattle, WA
wesn@eskimo.com