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Windshield Replacement Issue 200

posted by  Bruce S. on  Mon Sep 19 09:49 CST 2016
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All Done, I tried a wire wheel on my drill. That barely made a dent in the urethane. My next move was a sanding disk from Home Depot. The best description is it looks like a sponge wheel impregnated with rubber and sanding granules. I followed that up with POR-15. Today is the first rainy day since the install so I've got my fingers crossed.
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Bruce S. near D.C.






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