Rear Hatch Glass sealant/adhesive ????
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Rear Hatch Glass sealant/adhesive ????
Trying to fix a water leak in the rear roof/hatch area.
The hinge on one side is leaking so we will fix that with some new gaskets and some RTV maybe.
We removed the glass and cleaned up the glass to hatch area.
We now want to replace the glass but need to know what the recommendation is for the sealant.
What should we use?
Thanks in advance,
Roger
The hinge on one side is leaking so we will fix that with some new gaskets and some RTV maybe.
We removed the glass and cleaned up the glass to hatch area.
We now want to replace the glass but need to know what the recommendation is for the sealant.
What should we use?
Thanks in advance,
Roger
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Does it have the "Do It Yourself" manual transmission, or the superior "Fully Equipped by Porsche" Automatic Transmission? George Layton March 2014
928 Owners are ".....a secret sect of quietly assured Porsche pragmatists who in near anonymity appreciate the prodigious, easy going prowess of the 928."
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Roger,
Why not just hire an windshield installer to come re-install it for you? I have local names if you're interested. That way, they can bring their own product with them. And, if something unfortunate happens, it's on their dime.
Why not just hire an windshield installer to come re-install it for you? I have local names if you're interested. That way, they can bring their own product with them. And, if something unfortunate happens, it's on their dime.
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John,
Glass is already out so I would prefer to do it myself. My body shop did it last time and I was not impressed.
Tom,
I am reinstalling the original.
Roger
Glass is already out so I would prefer to do it myself. My body shop did it last time and I was not impressed.
Tom,
I am reinstalling the original.
Roger
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I just redid mine due to the fact that the glass shattered on me due to a stupid move.
I got a tube of eurathane adhesive from the local store for $11 and redid it myself.
Doesnt leak a drop and I know it was cleaned properly too.
I got a tube of eurathane adhesive from the local store for $11 and redid it myself.
Doesnt leak a drop and I know it was cleaned properly too.
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When I did mine I got windshield adhesive from Autozone. I think it was about $12.00 for one tube which was more than enough.
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Oh yes, when I did the hatch on my wife's former 968, it was a huge PITA. I used 3M windoweld urethane and also the primer that goes with it (pretty sure the primer is required). It fit into a caulk gun and I got it at NAPA for I think around $30 - $40. I'm sure the 928 hatch would be much easier with a substantial frame, not like the 944/968 that has the thinnest flimsiest piece of aluminum you've ever seen holding the glass in place.
Dan
'91 928GT S/C 475hp/460lb.ft
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Trying to fix a water leak in the rear roof/hatch area.
The hinge on one side is leaking so we will fix that with some new gaskets and some RTV maybe.
We removed the glass and cleaned up the glass to hatch area.
We now want to replace the glass but need to know what the recommendation is for the sealant.
What should we use?
Thanks in advance,
Roger
The hinge on one side is leaking so we will fix that with some new gaskets and some RTV maybe.
We removed the glass and cleaned up the glass to hatch area.
We now want to replace the glass but need to know what the recommendation is for the sealant.
What should we use?
Thanks in advance,
Roger
What process did you use to get the glass out? What sealant did you end up using?
Thanks