Very cool! I really dig that vacuum container too. Three cheers for Justin

That was WAY too easy,no cussin' or nothing. lol Great job buddy. :-)

Nicely done! Thanks for sharing...

After placing the rope in place, run a small bead of windshield caulk on top of the rope to better ensure a seal to the glass.

Job well done Mark. The glass really makes the body shape come together doesn't it?

For channels and metal work What do you use to seal the channel? epoxy paint clear then urethane primer before the windshield install? I heard 3m panel adhesive brush on over new metal? please help the process for me.thanks. 1970 nova

Hi there, how the seal work so far ?and do you have a video from the front windshield? I attend to install mine in the next few weeks and will use the same kind of tape you used. Many thanks

You made that look a lot less intimidating. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome brother 👍🏻👍🏻 great job 😉 Cheers 🍺🍺

You do it all man!

awesome you do it yourself good job

Nice job....but I think you forgot to use primer , if there is no primer under the ribbon it will not adhere to the window frame very well....

Looks great! It's gonna be a while for me, but my question is, did you have to use any of the aftermarket trim stud?

on my ford, the factory maint. manual from 67 says to lay 50lbs. of sand bags on the rear glass for 24 hours after setting the rear glass

What was the vertical depth of the glass below the body line when you were done? I think mine has too much of a recess causing a gap between the trim and glass. I used only urethane bead (no rope tape), so thinking that’s my problem. What’s the thickness of the tape you used?

hey Mark, quick question for you. I have new quarters on my 69 Camaro and have to add the clips back on for the trim. Can you tell me how many of these you need around the back window? I would guess the # would be the same on both years. thanks Jeff aks Steeljaw Also, what size are the two blocks the window is sitting on at the bottom during installation? thanks....

Yeah doesn't look that hard but you made it look easy my buddy did his and let me tell yeah he was off a tad and tried to pick the one up just a little well that window strip said screw you and cracked the corner of the glass that shit is strong lets just say the second time was a charm lol Nice job buddy!!

That pinch weld wont hold.. it never drys.. u have to follow up with urathane.. when it get got out it will sag.. stops dont work.. same as front but front is a bit more forgiving.. bottom stops are solid in front but still need to follow with urathane..

I bet its a bitch trying to get backed out of your garage at rush hour lol..great job on the glass..

where did you get those blocks what size are they

nice!! HAPPY

What was the name of the place you got your seal kit with the spacer blocks? Thaks

and why butyl tape over urethane

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Doesn't look hard just time consuming.