Post by skip20 on Dec 29, 2011 17:16:35 GMT -5
Building a removable hard top for the 3 wheel car in fiberglass.
This can be used on any glass.
Buzzed up to Amer. Glass Shop up the street & picked up some W/S seal. $10.00
Came back & had to scape & clean the glass.
The car owner had used A LOTTTTT of clear silicone on it.
Pushed the seal on the edge, has Butyl inside it to stick to the glass.
You lay a bead of Butyl on the inside lip then push the glass with the seal installed into it.
Give you a nice flat smooth look to your Bradley.
Make sure you get one wide enough to fit over the body.
You may need spacer on the bottom of W/S to make sure it's centered.
Your stock glass will have a wider body gap then the new W/S.
Here's the label from the box.
Come in many different shape also.
This can be used on any glass.
Buzzed up to Amer. Glass Shop up the street & picked up some W/S seal. $10.00
Came back & had to scape & clean the glass.
The car owner had used A LOTTTTT of clear silicone on it.
Pushed the seal on the edge, has Butyl inside it to stick to the glass.
You lay a bead of Butyl on the inside lip then push the glass with the seal installed into it.
Give you a nice flat smooth look to your Bradley.
Make sure you get one wide enough to fit over the body.
You may need spacer on the bottom of W/S to make sure it's centered.
Your stock glass will have a wider body gap then the new W/S.
Here's the label from the box.
Come in many different shape also.
