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Old 02-11-2014, 04:28 PM   #1
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Wing glass removal

I'm curious how everyone removes the glass out of the metal trim around the glass?
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Old 02-12-2014, 04:21 AM   #2
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Question Re: Wing glass removal

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I'm curious how everyone removes the glass out of the metal trim around the glass?
Seems that no one has done this?--I doubt that! At least, this post may bump you up a notch or two. Luck to you.
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Old 02-12-2014, 07:15 AM   #3
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Re: Wing glass removal

I just did this in my build last year. I took the door off but the steps are all the same with the door on.

Here's the writeup with pictures

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Re: Wing glass removal

replacing my door glass/vents this summer and wondering if the metal edges were originally chrome, paint or what?
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Re: Wing glass removal

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I'm curious how everyone removes the glass out of the metal trim around the glass?
block of wood (with a square edge) and hammer if it has the cork tape. if someone glued it in - good luck. if that's the case try heat or break it and dig out the chunks
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block of wood (with a square edge) and hammer if it has the cork tape. if someone glued it in - good luck. if that's the case try heat or break it and dig out the chunks
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Old 02-12-2014, 10:21 PM   #7
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replacing my door glass/vents this summer and wondering if the metal edges were originally chrome, paint or what?
This is a good question I would like to know as well.

Thanks for the input from everyone. No offense I doubt if I try the hammer and block of wood. Knowing my luck I'll end up shattering the glass. Lol. Seriously considering using a heat gun to try and loosen the glue/tape.
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