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Old 01-07-2015, 09:32 PM
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Used 3m Urethane 08693 in a big caulk tube and cut a V in the tip and held the tube at a 90 degree angle and applied it. It basically comes out the side of the applicator tip vice the tip. Didnt use depth spacers. just brackets/.blocks on the bottom to prevent it from sliding down. we kept it centered in the window channel and set the trim in there to make sure it was deep enough. If not deep enough your trim will not snap onto the clips when dry. Speaking of clips, make sure the molding clips are installed before the windshield otherwise it can be a pain. do it in the shade so you have a little time to move it around if need be. also key note is to keep door windows down an inch or so for a day while the urethane cures.

 


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