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#104213 11/14/2001 1:33 AM
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I'm in the process of putting the windshield back together on my 46. The glass tape that I bought is too loose installed in a single layer and too thick doubled up. Any suggestions? I know this topic has been discussed before. Is there alternatives to tape?


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Bill you CAN get different thickness setting tape , go back to your w/screen shop and show them the frame you need to fill.


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