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Windshield and back glass removal and replacement instructions
February 25, 2010
The removed windshield had a decorative panel above the mirror that housed a condensation sensor and a high-powered receiver. The technician will have to remove the sensor and receiver to install the new glass.
Windshield, quarter glass, and back glass removal and replacement instructions
February 16, 2010
The top edge of the windshield is exposed and extremely close to the pinchweld wall. Before cutting the glass out, tape the entire top edge of the vehicle pinchweld. Cut the sides and bottom first so you can stretch the urethane downward while cutting the top bead. This will require a second technician. Alternatively, use a length of wire to cut the top bead. Do not use an inside cutting tool as ...
January 29, 2010
CPFilms Inc., St. Louis, a wholly owned subsidiary of Solutia Inc., has launched two Web sites supporting its Vista and FormulaOne High Performance Auto Tint window film brands, according to a Jan. 29 release. Through intuitive navigation and interactive features, and a bold new look, the Web sites promote CPFilms premium dealers and product lines in the U.S. and Canada.“These ...
Windshield removal and replacement instructions
January 21, 2010
This windshield is relatively small and easy to handle but it does not have gravity stops.
Windshield removal and replacement instructions
January 15, 2010
The A-pillar reveal moldings are easily damaged if not removed properly.
Windshield, quarter glass, and back glass removal and replacement instructions
December 19, 2009
Sponsored by Dow Automotive. The glass on this vehicle is a recommended two-person set. Also note, the A-pillar moldings have a self-adhesive-attached retainer. Carefully peel out the top portion of the molding without peeling out the retainer. If the retainer is removed, it must be replaced.
Windshield, quarter glass, and back glass removal and replacement instructions
December 15, 2009
Sponsored by Dow Automotive. The back glass on this vehicle is exposed on all sides and there is plenty of room between the glass and the wall of the pinchweld; however, the floor of the pinchweld is exposed also, so take care during cutout, priming, and bead placement.
December 8, 2009
Glass Magazine’s new interactive format allows you to listen in on live sales calls. Following are excerpts of outbound calls demonstrating effective questions to ask to identify customer needs and gather information for future sales opportunities. Example 1: Getting your foot in the door Example 2: Finding the right contact, part 1 Example 3: Finding the right contact, part ...
Windshield and back glass removal and replacement instructions
November 30, 2009
Sponsored by Extractor. The perimeter of the back glass provides plenty of room to cut out the part without damage. However, there is so much room that the floor of the pinchweld is visible, and care must be taken to avoid damaging the paint under the back glass.
November 23, 2009
Slowdown in automotive industry reflects in the demand for auto glass in the OE (Original Equipment) segment. However, on a positive note, decreased growth of automotive industry is slightly offset by concentrated high demand for large vehicles such as minivans and pickup trucks and by increased usage of automotive glass per vehicle. In addition, there is slow but growing demand for safety and ...
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