Best rubber spray on coating or ?

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Piece of cake Glenn. I have had many replaced and never had one F up yet. They just need to take their time and let the rubber slide into place. Lots of lube works well too. I had the 1955 F-100 replaced last year and thought it might give us some problems with the shape of it, but it too went well.

They will get it done, not to worry.

Agree Larry. Lots of lube (funny how it works so well for so many "jobs". LOL) and a stiff rope + a steady pill, easy as pie.

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Does Vaseline or KY work the best in this cir"cum"stance ? LOL

Larry, what glass shop did you use ? Thanks, G>

[ZR]

Does Vaseline or KY work the best in this cir"cum"stance ? LOL

Larry, what glass shop did you use ? Thanks, G>

Hey, what happens in Pickering stays in Pickering, no judgement here.

[55 HD]

Glenn,

I had a guy pull my rope as I made sure the was lots of lube. It was a shop up in Barrie area that came to Jody's when the truck was getting painted. I had the Mercury truck done on my driveway from a shop in Port Hope (that was all flat glass)

Akers auto glass in Bowmanville was one of the best around for working on classic cars. His back is a little messed up now so he wouldn't do the back window of my 69 Mustang Fast back (to hard and not much room he said to work in the back seat). I haven't been back to him since, and no need to anyway.

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Thanks Larry.