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Topic: Removing glass? (Read 150 times)
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MyCreation68
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Who's done it? I'm about a week or two away from doing it and I'm likely going to go with something like a guitar string and slowly cut along the glass but I'm wondering if anyone has built a box or something to contain the glass and might have dimensions for me?
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Teach a child to be polite and courteous and, when he grows up, he'll never be able to merge his car onto the freeway.  -84 Dodge Ramcharger 318 auto 4x4 atc stock beast -68 Dodge Dart GT 6cyl auto buckets console work in progress -46 Fargo |
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sunsetdart
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I think Eastwood makes a glass removal tool., the wire with t-handles on either end to help control the pull thru the rubber sealer.
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NYrr496
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I've used the tool sunsetdart mentioned. You MUST work slowly and evenly or you will be buying new glass. My rear glass for my roadrunner is taped up in a blanket up on a high shelf with strict instructions to STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM IT.
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It takes a Mopar to catch a Mopar.
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jamesdart
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i had good luck cutting the tired old shrunken rubber out with a razor knife and the glass came right out.
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nasty68
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I did the same for my back glass, took a razor and cut from the outside and then cut from the inside and it lifted right out.
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