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Install the rubber and glass without any compounds or else you will get it everywhere while fitting the rubber and glass If you need lubrications use a small amount of plain water or soapy water
After you get the rubber and glass in and dry off all the water mess if any mask off the exterior body and glass with good painters tape Use many small wedges and open up the rubber to metal and pump in RTV black silicone in the gap Massage it all down pulling out the spacer wedges and wipe off excess Repeat for the rubber to glass outside Then remove the masking And enjoy your water tight glass forever If done right you will never be able to push this glass out again The rubber will have to be cut to remove the glass
RTV black is good to fill rubber gaps if they shrink or crack It’s uV stable and very sticky and bonds well | | |
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