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You may want to wait next time maybe a few day before putting the trim on, maybe all the tapping you did to get the trim on did it, I don’t know just throwing it out there, sorry about that Russ
 

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Well dmartin the trim snapped rite on with no tapping. Just pushed it on with my fingers. It lined up so well. I used butyl also and wanted to put the trim on before it had time to set up. Just don't make sense. If you look at the picture it looks like it went from the middle at the bottom up. This is the new batch of window's they just got in. Maybe I got a bad one. LOL>.
 

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Man, Russ that is a mess! that would make me sick to have to redo that. hope you have a better day. Wish I could help. Your buddy, Raymond
 

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Hey Russ did you put the two rubber blocks at the bottom to keep the glass from sliding down once you set it ? Just wondering.
Yes 1968 man those block's where put in. I will never know what went wrong. I have broken wind shields putting them in but never had one brake like this after it was in. LOL.
 

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Sad to see that I know how long and hard you have worked on this car. Don’t get down you will prevail but what happened could lead a man to drink.
One day you’ll be buzzing down A1A beep beeping the girls.
 

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Sad to see that I know how long and hard you have worked on this car. Don’t get down you will prevail but what happened could lead a man to drink.
One day you’ll be buzzing down A1A beep beeping the girls.
Thanks Ernie. Yes it is a set back and hard to move forward till this problem is resolved. Waiting on the replacement glass. Their is another out let for these window's. Did not like the fit in the lower corner's. The trim fit good but their was a lager gap between trim and the glass. Makes me wonder why. It was all fitted with the original rear window and did not have that gap with it. :thumbsup2:
 

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You may have to twist the trim a little to get the gaps right, I wonder it the bottom corners under the glass was not deep enough and when you put the trim on it put to much pressure on the glass and there fore broke, just a though
 

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Russ,
I've done some glass work and never heard anything like this.
If that glass wasn't under stress, it's just bizarre.
But glass work is tricky.
I had to put the front glass in a 67 three times.
First time it leaked around the rubber.
The second time we had it in and I told my helper to bump it to help it set.
Yep, had it in and he hit it one to many times.
So I bought an AMD which seemed thicker than the Chinese one that we broke.
The 3rd time, I went around and filled the channel with non setting after we had it in before putting on the trim.
No leaks.
 
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Yes that is what I did once it was in place. filled all the gaps with Urethane 3M. Figured I was doing a good job. So now the clean up is a lot of work. Just about got it all cleaned up. Ordered new revile clip's and Butyl. Just waiting on the new window. Going to have a friend put it in this time he is a glass installer. Rather pay him than have to go through this again. Their is a lot more to do to the car and want to move on.
 

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Hang in there, from what I’ve seen you do with metal a little piece of cardboard does not stand a chance at defeating old Russ . Lol :beep:
I agree with 68 man. Russ what you have done so far that piece of board is nothing. Just don't get ahead of yourself and cut it down to find out later that was a mistake. I know you will beat this as you have all the others you have faced. Your bud Big Mo.
 

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Ive beat the snot out of them getting them to seat and never broke one
Say 69hemibeep. Man I handled that glass with kid glove's. I just don't make sense. Like I said before why did it sit in their for over that length of time then shatter. It is beyond me. So going to pay a glass man and see how it goes for him.
 
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