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Old 07-05-2006, 04:23 PM
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Just like the topid says. The window stripping on the drivers side of the windshield is pealing away slowly. What do you guys suggest to fix this problem? Let me know if you want to see a picture of it, I can pop one ont he digital and post if you.
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ive got the same problem. dont use rtv, because it will just melt ona hot day. i tried some mild epoxy, but that only lasted a few weeks
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I should have posted this in General Maintenance & Repairs section..

maybe a mod can move it?
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Originally Posted by 2000SS1979
I should have posted this in General Maintenance & Repairs section..

maybe a mod can move it?
Got it...
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Thanks! Any suggestion would be appreciated.
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I used some 3500 psi epoxy here and it holds great. It cost about $5. It's kinda a PITA to sit their and hold it for 10 min while it sets but if you could fund some that set up in 5 min that would be better.
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Dont use anything except windshield urathane only thing to use.......
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Think I can just take it to my local auto glass installer and they can fix it?




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