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I discovered I had leaks in my front and rear windshields this past summer when my car got caught in a downpour on the way home from a car show. The windshields had been replaced, however they didn't have bedding and glazing compound installed around the windshields between the seals and the...

A glass guy I use to know told me to use this. He said a lot of mopars leak without it. Super Price On 3M 8509 3M Auto Bedding and Glazing Compound, 1/10 Gallon Cartridge at ToolPan.com

It's common the windshield will drip right in that area and get your switch and fuse box wet or damp. I have had this issue a few times.(I've owned a lot of A-bodies) I small amount around frame before installing gasket and a tiny bead where the glass sits in gasket eliminates this. I doesn't...

It really helps if the gaskets and glass are set with 3M bedding compound. There are liquid butyl products avaiable also. 3M 08509 Auto Bedding & Glazing Compound Black

3m bedding compound is what you want to use, years ago I believe it was butyl based See our Scotchgard™ Paint Protection Film products: 3M™ Auto Bedding and Glazing Compound, 08509, 1/10 Gallon (US) Cartridge, 12 per case

3m bedding compoud it what should be used on gasketed glass. See our Scotchgard™ Paint Protection Film products: 3M™ Auto Bedding and Glazing Compound, 08509, 1/10 Gallon (US) Cartridge, 12 per case

Dont forget to use bedding compound http://3mcollision.com/3m-auto-bedding-and-glazing-compound-08509-1.html

You need to use 3m bedding ang glazing compound on both the glass and body side. It's like liquid butyl and stays pliable. It's messy but the only way I know to get leak free. It comes in a caulk tube. http://3mcollision.com/3m-auto-bedding-and-glazing-compound-08509-1.html

Thanks for that. I am seeing most guys put seal on glass first. Then use a rope and a helper. I am doing this myself. I used RTV and thought I got it sealed good but one place has a small leak. already ruined my new package tray.

I called around last fall to have both the front and back glass done on my Duster, but ended up doing it myself. I think I talked to Jacob's Auto Glass and I probably would have gone there if I had anyone do it, but it's been long enough that I'm not certain that is the right place. I did a...

The front windshield was fogged and bespeckled a bit from its age, so I wasn't too bummed out when it cracked upon removal. Oh, and good luck finding a 4-dr sedan windshield (finally via eBay). The windshield frame had some of the only rust damage to the car, which was painstakingly repaired...

I stopped by the local auto body supply house today on my way home from work and got some 3M glazing and bedding compound for $12.00 and put it between the glass and gasket, now I just need it to rain so I can see if it worked. I just took the bottom and side trim off and peeled the gasket back...