

| Subject: | Re: Likelihood of Windshield breaking on removal? |
| From: | Malcolm Stebbins |
| Date: | Mon, 9 May 2011 13:14:50 -0700 |
Peter: Where-as you have a NEW rubber, then just CUT the old rubber out with a box cutter-ish knife and the glass will not break as you remove it. Have 2 people there to help juggle the glass as you remove it. Installing with the 'rope trick' has no sharp edges so I was able to do it and not crack the windshield upon re-installing it. IMHO the 'chance' of breaking the class, is when folks try to save the old rubber in removing the windshield. I agree they CAN break easily if one uses a screwdriver to try to pry the glass out of the rubber! BTDT :-) m2cw Malcolm On May 9, 2011, at 1:12 PM, Peter Lapp wrote: > A few told me there's a good chance it could break when removed.
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