Warren Lovell
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Anyone have a good endor for the side glass to the removable top?
Found sliders, but no solid glass.
Thanks...
Found sliders, but no solid glass.
Thanks...
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Have you ever used one. A good friend owns a glass shop and loaned me his kit. Long story short, I brought it back after 2 hrs of use with no joy and he just laughed and said "I told you so"You know you can buff most scratches out of glass. Here's a basic kit from Eastwood https://www.eastwood.com/glass-poli...MIhLPTkuCM2gIVhDyBCh0n_AviEAQYAyABEgLgVvD_BwE
Yes I have, my father (Auto glass installer for 50 yrs) taught me how to do it when I was 10yrs old. I was proficient with it before he could ash his cigarette LOL! Now that was 35yrs ago, and the kit consisted of a buffing pad fitted to a cordless drill and what he called jeweler's Rouge. The trick is to not get the glass hot, so be gentle, don't linger in one spot, and use plenty of compound on both the glass and the pad. Granted it won't take out deep scratches, but I was typically able to take out most, if not all of a wiper blade scratch.Have you ever used one. A good friend owns a glass shop and loaned me his kit. Long story short, I brought it back after 2 hrs of use with no joy and he just laughed and said "I told you so"
They are both the same. No right No left. Both the same in solid glass. Suburban rear side glass is the same also if I remember correctly. That was 35 years ago.I still have a brand new in the huge military foam filled box glass. I just can’t remember which side it is. Either way, the box is 8x4x1. Not something easy to ship as is.
Agreed, Blazer bodies flex a lot. And laminated glass doesn't. you wouldn't make it out of the parking lot without cracking it.They are curved and they are tempered. If they are laminated they are very fragile. That rear window used to be a weekly purchase at the dealership I worked at. You can not cut tempered glass. Part number DB 4955 NAG part number. Clear is not available anymore. Tinted is about $150. National Auto Glass part number DB 4955.
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