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jcd914
I stopped at an Automotive Paint supply house this morning to get some pinch weld primer for butyl, to use as prep for my windshield and rear window installation.

Not legal to sell in California anymore. sad.gif

So what have others used instead of the butyl primer or what might be a good substitute?

The car has been repainted several years ago but has not had the windshield or rear window install since the repaint. Would roughing up or sanding the painted surfaces be good enough?

Does the glass need a primer?

Thanks
Jim
Chi-town
Take a nice cruise over to the NV side of Tahoe and buy some and bring it home
76-914
Just clean both surfaces very well. I've always just used laquer thinner to prep. Butyl will stick to Air if you get it clean enough! av-943.gif
ConeDodger
QUOTE(Chi-town @ May 7 2019, 04:14 PM) *

Take a nice cruise over to the NV side of Tahoe and buy some and bring it home


Harvey Weidman does this with some of the paint he uses on wheels. Industrial Finishes on Longely Lane.
Mikey914
It's actually an acid etch style primer. Made specifically to bond with the butyl. High VOC compounds are used.
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