Reply to "front quarter glass - how is it fixed in?"

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Chris, mine was just as Nate describes---channel along all 3 sides with some smarthy glue along the lower cross bar. And nothing between the window frame and the chrome edging. (Lastly, a consensus to use glue, not screws, for the felt between the big window glass and the metal edging).

Guys, on the topic: what about the rear quarter windows, any advice on how to seal the windows? I've bought spackling like the kind used on old house windows (and this seemed to be what was used before--since the glass is in a kind of sandwich between the exterior trim ring and the internal metal support, no way I'd expect to use any kind of glue there...). Any suggestions? Lee

8/12/2112:41 AM

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