<VV> Greenbier glass question

[Frank DuVal]

If all goes well, it will go well and no problems will happen. So how is 
Murphy doing in your neighborhood?

The rubber being new should be an advantage. But just make sure the 
string doesn't start to cut the rubber on installation (assuming string 
is your method of installing).

Use a soft sealer that can clean up easy (ha!) for painting. I would not 
use urethane, silicon, or other glue style sealer for temporary 
installation. Use sealer only if necessary. The more you use, the more 
mess your secondtime around. Don't spray the hose directly on the 
vehicle for leak check, spray the water up and let it fall like rain.

Use a sealer like "Glassseal" or "Liquid Rubber" on this page:   
http://www.crestauto.com/products/Crest%20Mich%20E-Cat%20v1.5/HTMLCAT/Catalog51.htm

Buy this tool:      http://www.kd-tools.com/2037.htm



Happy temporary driving!

Frank DuVal

Rod Murray wrote:

>Pulled rear door and fixed rear side window glass from the brier a while back for some bodywork. Hv new clarks window rubber for re-install. Id like to be able to drive it til I can afford a good paint job so my question is...is it a big deal for me to re-install the glass, pop it out again later for paint, then re-install everything a 2nd time - ie will the window rubber be ok?
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>Thx
>Rod
>64 greenbrier project
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>Thx, Rod
>(BlackBerry built - pls excuse typos)
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