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Old 01-06-2015, 10:14 PM
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When we laid the bead of urethane on mine, it was about an inch high into a skinny point and compressed it down to about 3/8" and it ended up about a 1/2" wide all the way around.

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Old 01-06-2015, 10:44 PM
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I just reread what your trying to do. You should decide if you want to install your glass with butyl or urethane. What i mean is your using butyl like a dam but your using butyl primer on the body. If your counting on the strength of the urethane use urethane primer on the body. If you want to use the butyl to seal it use it press the glass in good and back fill with the urethane. Personally I would put it in like the factory which was full urethane. Don't worry about the dam it take up to much of your bonding area. You just have to be neat. That urethane is not the best for that because it not a high viscus It'll let the glass sink too low unless you use some small foam blocks on the outside edge of glass in corners try and stay out of urethane area. I don't know if that helped or confused you more.

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