The silicone could be a two fold issue of
leaking water
and or
lost clips that hoild the trim on the window.
leaking water
and or
lost clips that hoild the trim on the window.
New Girl from Seattle!!!
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Howdy, from central Texas. I would gladly trade you some of our 105 degree dry weather for some of that rain you keep talking about. As for the silicone, you'll never know the reason for it until you get a chance to remove the windows to see what's going on underneath the seals.
My son and I just pulled the windshield from his '74 Duster to search for a leak. The previous owner used absolutely no sealant under the rubber seal. No wonder it leaks. My suggestion... don't fight it. If you are putting that much effort into sanding and priming, do it right and install the windows correctly.
Glad you found us,
Jerry
My son and I just pulled the windshield from his '74 Duster to search for a leak. The previous owner used absolutely no sealant under the rubber seal. No wonder it leaks. My suggestion... don't fight it. If you are putting that much effort into sanding and priming, do it right and install the windows correctly.
Glad you found us,
Jerry
bayyum
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big warm welcome from north of the border
edb app, isn't Kent where Laysons is/was located? I'd love to have them in my backyard!!! Geof
DRENO
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Welcome to the best site on the web,from up here in the great white north!
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