Wing window in the frame using glass weld

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kkgp81

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I’ve been struggling with this wing window most of the week on a project and first I was sent the wrong frame, then the first glass setting rubber stuff was too thick, then too thin. Tonight I got the idea to use some “glass weld” stuff for installing windshields. I guess we will see how it goes.


Step 1- tape up to make cleanup easier
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Step 2- run a blade around to make a line in the tape. Leaving tape on the window and the frame.
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Step 3- make a mess! Wear gloves
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Step 4- pull tape and do a little cleanup.
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Used Glass weld by Permatex as it was on the shelf local. It did cost more than the glass and frame though I think.
 

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Just an update on this. It works very well. The downside I can see with it is you will probably need a new frame if the window gets broken but that’s ok. I’ll probably go to this method on future wing rebuilds though.
 

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