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#1102274 05/12/2015 4:12 PM
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So I just finished installing the front windshields in my truck, not too awful except now the seal in the right lower corner on the outside is not all the way seated. Is there a trick to getting the windshield to seat down in the corners?

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I'm not sure of any trick, but some black urethane windshield glue might be the solution. It's no fun to work with, can get all over everything and nasty to remove.. but it works.

Grigg


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