How to PROPERLY Replace a Rear Windshield (No Special Tools DIY)
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This video provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to safely and properly replace a broken rear windshield on a Mercury Milan using common hand tools, new urethane adhesive, and primer.
From the video
Answers: How do I replace a broken rear windshield?
- rear windshield replacement
- glass removal from pinch weld
- urethane adhesive application
- primer application on glass and pinch weld
- testing rear windshield heater elements
What it concludes
- Used glass from a junkyard is a cost-effective alternative to OEM glass, costing 75 dollars compared to 500 dollars.
- A 1/4 inch triangular urethane bead provides more contact surface with the glass and pinch weld, creating a stronger bond than a round bead.
- Using a razor blade with tape on the corners prevents scratching the paint on the pinch weld during urethane removal.
- Opening a window slightly helps equalize air pressure inside the car and prevents pressure from blowing out the newly installed windshield.
- Urethane adhesive requires 24 hours to fully cure before the car is ready for use.
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