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  1. Estate plastic roof gutter cover 
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    During the strong winds over the past few days the plastic cover that covers the gutter on the roof of my estate has blown off on the passenger side ! Has anyone experienced getting a replacement, do you need to spray the item to match the car or do they come colour coded, how much etc. Thanks for any help.
     
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    Mine blew off on in torrential rain in Scotland. Cost approx £38 each over a year ago. Not now available colour-coded so needs to be sprayed etc. Mine now have clear silicone at each end to prevent re-occurence.
     
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    Why not try your nearest car breakers, you never no your luck, you might even get the right colour. I'm in Northern Ireland and we have a specialest VW car breaker.
     
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    Hi got mine from dealer in summer and £40 sounds about right-come in black so you can then order the spray can pack(paint and lacquer)-did on hot summer day and came up ok although I too have silicone at front end to hold down-mine were pinched from wifes work carpark!!
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    Thanks for the responses - I had already used araldite on the drivers side as the end kept on coming up but obviously forgot the other side. I think I will try the breakers idea first then the dealer. I did have have a look on ebay and saw some nice W8 chrome roof rails which were going for around £60 plus postage if anyone is interested
     
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