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I found that a plastic Bondo applicator worked well as a guide to get the plexi in line to slide under the top channel in the last 1/2 inch or so of travel. It was easier to use, and less likely to scratch, than a putty knife. | I found that a plastic Bondo applicator worked well as a guide to get the plexi in line to slide under the top channel in the last 1/2 inch or so of travel. It was easier to use, and less likely to scratch, than a putty knife. | ||
It was 80 F outside (AZ March heatwave), but cooler in my hangar. On the second one, I left the plexi in my car in the sun for 20 minutes before installation... I think this really helped, it went in really nicely. gil A | |||
Latest revision as of 06:28, 21 March 2007
Bob.. just did both of my windows, no swear words involved. The rock it, and silicone spray worked fine.
I found that a plastic Bondo applicator worked well as a guide to get the plexi in line to slide under the top channel in the last 1/2 inch or so of travel. It was easier to use, and less likely to scratch, than a putty knife.
It was 80 F outside (AZ March heatwave), but cooler in my hangar. On the second one, I left the plexi in my car in the sun for 20 minutes before installation... I think this really helped, it went in really nicely. gil A
