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> Windshield storage, or how not to crack it
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post Feb 12 2004, 03:19 PM
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Little by little I'm working on the project...can anyone give me a non-destructive way to store the windshield...any help is appreciated.
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TonyAKAVW
post Feb 12 2004, 03:22 PM
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I'm currently swapping parts from one car to another and I have my windshields stored. The rear windshield is easy. Its just sitting flat on a carpeted floor. The front windshield is sitting on its bottom edge on a large piece of foam. The top edge is leaning against the wall, cushioned by more foam. Its been sitting like this for a couple weeks at least, and so far no problems.

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william harris
post Feb 12 2004, 04:35 PM
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(IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif) My windshield came out so easily I almost broke it over the hood. I had a couple of old comforters - real thick ones - so I wrapped those around the windshield, took some heavy cardboard boxes and bent those over the edges and then used duct tape from the anti-terrorist supply bin to tape the whole thing up. It's been sitting in my parts department like that for months now.
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post Feb 12 2004, 05:51 PM
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Make sure not to lay it flat as it will start to warp/flatten out... Getting it back in will then be a chore...
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