Rear sliding Window conversion?
nope, has to be heat. the urethane that they use is way too hard for anything but heat.
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Ive never messed with the rear windows in these trucks, but Ive never had to use heat on any other window before.
What about this (if link works): http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/wind...l-p-12480.aspx
What about this (if link works): http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/wind...l-p-12480.aspx
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no heat at all. you have to use a cold knife to cut it out, then once it is out you shave it down with a razor. paint polyurathane adhesive on the metal of your truck and put down new poly to seal in the window. you can use a peice of rope or nylon or something of the sort to take out or put in the peice of fixed glass. I worked in a auto glass shop for a few years and it is hard to cut out a piece of glass. i suggest you try to cut a few others before it. and be careful with that cold knife... it will cut the **** right outta your hand
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Save your money and your sanity and buy a new slider. They are next to impossible to remove and will make you utter words that your mom would wash your mouth out for saying. 25+ years auto glass experience.....been there done that.
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im telling you, there is no seal to do the rope trick on the sliders at ALL! trust me. ive been trying to get a used slider for 3 years now and NO ONE will remove one, because they cant get them out. only way to remove them is with a special heat tool, or a heat gun and a friend.
