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> Installing a windshield
computers4kids
post May 15 2008, 12:02 AM
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I had taken the windshield out when I stripped the tub and did the body work. It's now time to start re-assembling the car. The windshield frame (as well as the car) has been coated with self etching primer. The windshield frame has also been painted with the color of the car-to-be. New clips have been installed.

I also have new NOS chrome to be installed once the car has been painted.

I am planning on calling one of those traveling windshieid guys to come and install my windshield.

Question: Will the windshield service have everything they need to install and seal the windshield in place? I see autoatlanta has a windshield installation kit...do I need to have one on hand to have it installed correctly? Also, the small rubber seal with the metal inside that clamps to the molding by the dash...is it necessary, and if so does it need to be installed before the windshield is put in (I don't have one).

Interestingly enough, when I pulled the windshield, it literally was just being held in my the chrome. It lifted right out. There was a wafer thin rubber gasket that fit the frame of the window under the glass(still have it...it's in great shape)...does that need to go back under the glass...or just toss it?
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