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1.
Inspect
vehicle for any pre-existing damage
2. Protect
all vulnerable areas of the vehicle prior to work
3. Remove
moldings, wipers, cowl, & trim from the windshield
4. Cut
broken windshield from the pinchweld and remove
5. Trim
existing urethane bead to 1/16 inch thickness:
Full Cut Technique
6. Position
windshield in dry opening
7. Apply
pinchweld primer to pinchweld surface
8. Clean
inside of replacement windshield
9. Apply
glass prep to windshield perimeter
10. Apply
primer to windshield perimeter
11. Select
proper adhesive (urethane) *& apply to pinchweld
(*based on temperature, humidity, airbag,
out of service time available)
12. Set
windshield onto adhesive,
level, and center the unit
13. Reset
the trim molding
14. Reinstall
wipers, cowl, and any other items detached during glass removal
15. Test
for leaks
16. Inspect
& clean vehicle
17. Keep
vehicle out of service until safe drive away time is obtained
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