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Leaking winshield 200 1991

posted by  yama on  Sun Nov 2 00:11 CST 2008
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I have stoped the leak on 2 windsheilds by pushing in polyurethane sealer from the inside but like others have said to do the job right you have to replace it.


Just had a windsheild changed with a newer style Pilkington. The installer pulled the glass and then came back in 2 days to install it. This gave me time to dremel off all the rust and put down 3 coats of POR 15. Total cost was 180. 40 cheaper than 4 years ago.

If anyone in the RI area needs his number let me know.






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