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Old 06-13-2007, 11:22 PM   #6
EAST SIDE LOW LIFE
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Re: back glass

Some times you have to sit back and admit that this is something that is better to let the pro's do. I don't know about you but I have never taken out a windshield or rear glass. Side glass and vent windows I've done lot's of times. You never mentioned if you have or plan to go with s/s trim.

I just had my rear window removed to replace my rear s/s trim. I farmed it out and 15 minutes into it I realized that this is not a job to be done in the lane way. The job turned out good and I was back on the road in 90 minutes and the best $75.00 I ever spent. Now think about the cost of the glass .... last guy I know cracked his rear window doing this.

One small tip .... if you do not centre the glass and keep it centred you will have a paint line in different places along your window rubber, You will find out if your cab has been changed or repainted a different color and will require some touch up in those spots. This will likely happen even if a shop does it but no where near as bad if you do it yourself.

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