In a message dated 2/1/07 12:33:18 PM Eastern Standard Time, goldfieldgary@YAHOO.COM writes:
> - Robert Keezer said he kicks them out. Any tips on this? I need to remove > the rearmost window on the passenger side of the '82 and do the POR-15 thing, > then put it back in with a new seal (already in hand). I assume I need to > cut the old seal first with a razor, and have someone handy to catch the glass > when I kick it out. Is it better to do this barefooted or with boots on (if I > wear the boots, I will at least take all the bits of gravel out of the > treads!)? > > Gary (who is sometimes puzzled over seemingly simple things, but who doesn't > want to have to buy a new piece of glass) > > > > > wear fuzzy bunny slippers.. i hear they work best. :<) seriously...there is no kicking involved if you plan on cutting the seal. if you wanna kick it out, make sure there is a shop vac handy to vacuum up the 5 billion pieces of glass that will fly everywhere.. chris |
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