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122 windshield removal and installation 120-130 1966

posted by  chakra on  Sun Nov 28 16:47 CST 2004
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The advice I would offer is to do it yourself. It really is easy if you take your time. The compound mentioned earlier is Bedding Compound by 3M. I have an extra tube I will pass along at my cost if you are interested.

I have done this job 3-4 times and never had a problem.

If you really don't want to do it yourself, I would echo what others have said--keep shopping for a glass place until you find one that is comfortable with the job.






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