I posted a thread a couple of weeks ago. Apologies in advance as this is somewhat a repeat of the same question.
I'm prepping my car (still) for sending it out to get painted. I want to remove the front and rear windshields as in addition to wanting to get it painted the Arizona sun has baked the rubber seals.
I've read a couple of brief accounts of how to do this and it's still not too clear to me. Here's what I think I need to do. Mine is a '65 Coupe.
1. Remove internal trim around the glass by unscrewing pieces.
2. Remove the external trim from around the seal. This is where I really need more explanation. I believe the trim is attached to the body by clips, but I dont know what these look like. It would appear that I need to wedge a thin blade from the outside of the glass, between the seal and the trim and lever the trim off.
3. Cut away the seal from the outside of the car with a sharp blade.
4. From the inside of the car push out the screen whilst a friend supports the glass from the outside.
5. Never lever the glass.
Guys. Does this sound right. Does anyone have a picture of the clips that hold the external trim on and more detail on the best way to remove the external trim. Thanks in advance.
I'm prepping my car (still) for sending it out to get painted. I want to remove the front and rear windshields as in addition to wanting to get it painted the Arizona sun has baked the rubber seals.
I've read a couple of brief accounts of how to do this and it's still not too clear to me. Here's what I think I need to do. Mine is a '65 Coupe.
1. Remove internal trim around the glass by unscrewing pieces.
2. Remove the external trim from around the seal. This is where I really need more explanation. I believe the trim is attached to the body by clips, but I dont know what these look like. It would appear that I need to wedge a thin blade from the outside of the glass, between the seal and the trim and lever the trim off.
3. Cut away the seal from the outside of the car with a sharp blade.
4. From the inside of the car push out the screen whilst a friend supports the glass from the outside.
5. Never lever the glass.
Guys. Does this sound right. Does anyone have a picture of the clips that hold the external trim on and more detail on the best way to remove the external trim. Thanks in advance.