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WINDSHIELD
The windshield
glass is retained to the body by
urethane adhesive. Glass rests on a rubber support
molding
placed around
the perimeter
of the
pinchweld.
urethane is pumped into the cavity
between the body and glass and capped by reveal
moldings.
Removal Procedure
Reveal and support moldings must be pulled off in
order to remove glass. Pull reveal moldings away
from urethane.
Remove support molding
from
pinchweld
flange
from
inside vehicle.
Use a
urethane cutting knife to cut adhesive completely
around perimeter
of glass and carefully remove
glass. (Urethane knife is available at your auto body
supply dealer.) Make sure that an even bead of the
existing urethane remains on the flange to serve as
a base for replacement glass.
IMPORTANT
If body repair or painting
requires that existing
urethane be totally
removed, pinchweld
must be
thoroughly
cleaned with alcohol and primed with
PR1 pinchweld
primer
before
proceeding
with
installation. (Allow 30 minutes set time). Do not use
a petroleum base solvent (kerosene, gasoline, etc.)
to clean metal or glass as any pressence of oil will
prevent adhesion of urethane.
Primers must be
agitated before use and frequently
during use to
keep carbon particles in suspension.
Glass Preparation
1. Clean inside
edge
of glass with
alcohol
dampened cloth and allow to air dry.
2. Apply clear glass primer PR2 in a 3/4 inch wide
band on inside of glass and on edge around
entire perimeter. Wipe off excess immediately.
Allow 5 minutes set time before preceeding.
3. Apply black glass primer, PR3 on same area as
Step 3. Let dry to touch (10 mi nutes approx.)
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