Just a thought and it could or could not work . How about a long strip of thin rubber like a tyre tube cut it into a strip the length of your screen where the studs are make a hole just big enough to cover the studs and just a fraction beneath the chrome inside and outside . Maybe on the outside the rain may not get past as the rubber touches the chrome and the hood . A cheap fix if you can pick up a tyre tube at a garage . Shame you are not up N.E. there is a rubber shop a stones throw away gave me a large sheet for peanuts and used it to put behind the brackets on the wings etc. The strip can be popped in your door pocket .

I came down from the top end of Scotland years ago it chucked it down all the way rain under the screen and got under the wipers so was running down the back of the dash onto my lap . I was soaked on getting to Edinburgh shot into a garage for petrol . As I swam in I asked the kid behind the counter " have you got a loo " . He looked at my crotch area soaked and started to laugh . I said "I drive a Morgan it rains in ". He had not a clue. Not a lot of fun driving several 100 miles with wet pants .

Last edited by Jack The Lad; 19/10/17 01:10 PM.