Subject	A better way.. Don't use a saw...
Posted by	kdwest on November 20, 2004 at 11:28 AM
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In Reply To	yes and no posted by BCs300z on November 20, 2004 at 09:42 AM
Message	A better way is to go to make an L shaped blade, remove the trim, get the L shaped blade so the short end is under the glass through the seal. Then feed some wire, picture frame wire or similiar will work, then put some WD40 on the wire and work it back and forth around the windshield. When removed clean all the gook off and prior to putting new sealant clean thoroughly with rubbing alcohol. I worked at a glass shop during high school and did tons of them... "Boosting as funds and time permits, funds mostly..."
Follow Ups	Need input regarding windshield replacement... - Zman987 09:22:20 11/20/04 yes and no - BCs300z 09:42:43 11/20/04 2nd (n/m) - 300zx88 10:28:15 11/20/04 A better way.. Don't use a saw... - kdwest 11:28:05 11/20/04 the problem is removal - AntiHero 10:41:43 11/20/04 I have a chip in my windshield...here's my plan - dpjax 11:11:46 11/20/04 I would get new upper molding and the side attachment pieces (n/m) - Spddracer 11:40:15 11/20/04 That's what I did. The upper moulding is 2 pieces. (n/m) - Got Z? 12:30:42 11/20/04
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