ttypeturbo
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I am replacing a rear window that was busted out. Anyone know where to find a new seal?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Rear window seal
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83ttypecooled
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Hi,
See a glass man, or let him do it for you.
See a glass man, or let him do it for you.
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second that. By law now in most states you have to use urethane [ i think thats right ] anyway it comes in a tube that you put on with a caulk gun with spacers so the glass doesn't sink into it but so far. Very stick stuff and messy!
ttypeturbo
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Good advice but the only problem is that it would have to be towed to do so. I have the new window installed with duct tape so the critters can't get in haha!! I guess maybe I need to check out a mobile service.
Thanks!
Thanks!
toofastforyou
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There definitely are some mobile glass installers...do a search in the phone directory...
Claude
Claude
dwall
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LIke Claude says... +1
Many auto 'Fix your replacement, crack & chip companies' are primarily set up for mobile around here. It matters little ($) to them if you are at the warehouse, home or on the road. Their home is just a phone scheduler, a warehouse (with maybe some stock popular glass), a loading dock and a couple bays for the mobile units.
I don't know how they would warrantee install on your glass tho? Probably a verbal "If it leaks bring it back." Good luck.
BTW - Duct tape and bunge cords held my kids Bambi damaged front window & hood on for about 1500 miles 'til he found some money and a used windsheild/hood last year. lol
There definitely are some mobile glass installers...do a search in the phone directory...
Claude
Many auto 'Fix your replacement, crack & chip companies' are primarily set up for mobile around here. It matters little ($) to them if you are at the warehouse, home or on the road. Their home is just a phone scheduler, a warehouse (with maybe some stock popular glass), a loading dock and a couple bays for the mobile units.
I don't know how they would warrantee install on your glass tho? Probably a verbal "If it leaks bring it back." Good luck.
BTW - Duct tape and bunge cords held my kids Bambi damaged front window & hood on for about 1500 miles 'til he found some money and a used windsheild/hood last year.
lol
