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#821170 01/30/2012 4:08 PM
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anyone have an ideal how to make the holes in the molding for the 41 rear glass ,, its a two size hole. there are 14 completely threw 1/8" holes. but there also a 1/4" hole about a third way in... now I have hole punches. and the threw and threw 1/8" is easy / but how can I cut a 1/3 way deep with a punch.. cant use a drill in rubber we all know that mess.. so how did they make these gaskets... thanks katrina

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Don't recall the 1/4" hole you are speaking of..however, I used a drill for all the holes. If you have a variable speed drill, set it on a slow speed and use a throw away bit.


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