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Topic: Installing windshield at home (Read 164 times)
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Spook50
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Yeah, I work on these
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When I get around to doing the dash on my Duster, I plan to completely remove the frame (which, of course, will involve removing the windshield), take it to a sheet metal shop to be repaired and then have it powdercoated, then after reinstallation I'll have a brand new windshield and gasket to install. I've considered having an auto glass guy come by to have it professionally done, but I'd like to take a crack (so to speak) at installing it myself. Have any of you guys done it at home? If so, would you do it again or was it really just a big PITA?
If there's any body work needing to be done around the windshield, I'll just temporarily install it so I can drive it to the body shop for repairs.
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BOOM shalock-lock boom...
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MoPar_or _NoCar
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Have a mobile guy do it, it's well worth it. The back is easy but I won't do the front again.
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63' Dart GT 225/904/7.25 but totaly original =Black w/Red int.
68' Dart 383 / 727 / 8.75w3.55 suregrip
70' Challenger 440 / 727 / 8.75w3.23 suregrip 80% complete
93' Shadow ES Daily Driver
97' 1500 318 4X4 Chipped and breathes good
08' Avenger R/T Family Sedan
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rjsjea
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Most professional body shops hire a glass guy to do the windshields......
It's worth it to have it done by a pro for a clean install and so your feet dont get wet.
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