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windshield removal/replacement 120-130

posted by  Danny on  Fri Oct 14 13:08 CST 2011
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That's a 5oz tube. Is one of these enough to do one windshield? Looks like a full caulking tube sized tube is 11oz., so this is about half that.

Does it come with a tip that can be inserted btw glass/rubber and rubber/sheetmetal?

Last time I installed the metal trim after the windshield was in (which is what the green book says and what you say you've done). Have you ever installed the trim to rubber seal first and then popped the entire windshield with seal and trim into the opening and then put in the sealant?

thanks for your assistance.





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