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Anyone have some tips and tricks on removing the window glass? I've got one windshield pane that is in good condition and I want to save it. The other pane is spiderwebbed. That tends to happen when glass gets shot. The rear window is cracked in one place and I don't want it to break more. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! | | |
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