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impulse purchase 140-160

posted by  someone claiming to be stripping90 on  Tue Oct 28 14:58 CST 2008 [RELATED]

a non-autoglass specific silicon will most likely have an acid base and over time will remove paint and cause more rust.
The sealant you should consider is "quick cure primerless autoglass urethane"
You should first remove the trim molding and then clean the entire area so that you are sealing the glass to the body,if you break any clips the urethane will also work well to hold the trim moldings on.If you like the look of the 91-93 240 windshield (flush mount/encapsulated with black trim),it is pretty much a direct fit and not to expensive.
good luck nice car.






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