Thread: RRC Door Rubbers in WA or?

. . . And fair enough too. An email or 'contact us' communication gives them more scope to ensure they are answering the potential client's needs... so the return call / message will be comprehensive and convenient to both parties.

I left "contact" details on Sunday night via websites ("Leave your message and we'll get back to you in 48 hours" ) to two Solar - supply & repair companies, one of which had added 1kW of panels to my system last year... - NONE replied.

Today is Thursday evening, a bit more than '48 hours'. Yesterday anytime would have been acceptable.

So, the one which I rang on Tuesday afternoon, which gave me good advice / choices over the phone is booked next week for repairing/replacing my 5kW inverter.... $650 or $2,500 - Don't care which as my insurance 'excess' is still $500 either way.

Silly thing is... if they hadn't had a 'Contact Form' on their websites, I would have rang them all on MONDAY morning instead...

DL, your post reminded me of when I did mine. One "rubber specialist" answered one email but not the next. Another guy sent enough channel for my 4-door but then I found that the rear vertical channel for the rear door windows is a smaller size.

Hilarious* emailing followed where he did nothing about it and then admitted that he had started selling channel for 4-doors without checking an actual 4-door vehicle. He did at least send something that worked, eventually.

At least I got the part numbers out of it, which I haven't seen anywhere else. For all the windows except the rear vertical channel for the rear windows: 350.634. For that rear window channel: 350.452. It will pay to check these numbers, but that's what I dug out of my records tonight. And it should save somebody from having to deal with these . . . er . . . "casual" businesses.

*typically useless