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Old 05-07-2008, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 77SudTi View Post
ahh yeah, I remember seeing that picture of your sud a while back. Looks great. How did you apply it? Was it applied before the glass went in or did you squeeze the nozzle between the car and the seal and squirt it in?

Where does one purchase this EZYCAULK? I think you have convinced me.

How are the projects going enri? Did you sell the 77 Ti?
The channell in the rubber has to be filled before installing the screen to the car. Use a rag soaked in mineral turps for a professional finish. I recomend paying a professional for help (approx $50au) at least the first time. they have tricks like pulling the string through and it is a 2 man job.
You may be able to squeeze some in with a skinny nozzel once the screen has been fitted but it is virtually impossible if you have the rubber mould with the chrome strip like in an erly sud.
Any auto parts store or auto paint place will have their equivelent to ezycaulk.
My old sud is now a melbourne car, and im sure the front windscreen isnt leaking! Lately i have been trying a 105 series, but i just sold it for another sud
(sorry, but can you edit my name out of previous post- internet thing)
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