3dr cosworth rear quater glass removal ????
10-11-2006, 07:02 PM
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3dr cosworth rear quater glass removal ????
What is the best way to remove the rear quater windows on a 3 dr cosworth as i dont want to damage the metal trim !!
I presume the windows are bonded in ??
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I presume the windows are bonded in ??
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10-11-2006, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Niall.b
gotta cut em out with a special tool from the inside. be careful 
or can the tool be bought
do you just leave the trim on the rubber and cut out as a hole unit ?
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Originally Posted by Niall.b
the only one i ever used was run by compressed air. can be bought but for a one off i would get a reputable company to do i
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it that was the case i would bring a battery grinder & cut the panel surrounding it out (if they let you) then you can take the time to cut them out carefully or by a pro
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Originally Posted by Niall.b
it that was the case i would bring a battery grinder & cut the panel surrounding it out (if they let you) then you can take the time to cut them out carefully or by a pro
to be honest i dont need the glass its just my 3dr doesnt have the dark metal trim on and it spoils it
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Originally Posted by Niall.b
no probs, good luck with it. u could always rub them down, mask up carefully & spray them satin black. worth a thought
the ones in the yard are black ones
Thanks for the help
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