Windshield Replacement
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Car: 87 Firebird
Engine: 2.8l-(350 on the way)
Transmission: auto-(for the wife)
Windshield Replacement
Will one tube of urethane be enough to install the windshield back on to my 87 Firebird? Also, what is the length of the Black Moulding that goes around the windshield?
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Originally Posted by ajhagerman
No, 1 tube will not be enough...you will need 2 (unless your doing something very wrong). The molding...guess 3' on each side 4' on the top..thats a guess.
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Get 3 just in case.
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i agree with three, but make sure that it is one continuous beed, when you run out, push back into the bead than pull off the panel. than do the same to start the new tube. remeber, with the lamanated glass, and the urethane, your front windsheld is a structural component of your car. your windshield is the only thing to divert the impact energy into the roof and door in a collision.
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From: I currently live in ohio
Car: I have a 1987 firebird
Engine: it has a 7.5l 455 in it
Transmission: i have a turbo 400
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hey depends where you live we have guys here in ohio that will come to your house put in any window and seal it for $50.00 of course if u need a new window you have to buy that but all i needed on my was the winshield reinstalled they took it out and reset it in and sealed it for $50.00
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