Reply to "Loosen Windshield to smooth out bubbles in dash vinyl"

Alan MerklinDrclock - Elkins, West Virginia Supporting Member

The L & R post bolts and the mirror rod nut need to be equally loosed ( and later tightended) evenly. To get at the leading edge of the vinyl you'll have to completely remove the windshield, clean the vinyl to cowl area, blue tape the surface of the vinyl and painted surfaces. Then brush on a coat of 3M adhesive to both the vinyl and surface it will adhere to. The reassemble the windshield applying equal torque to the post bolts and mirror rod BTW , snug and a bit more only is enough tension )

6/2/206:44 AM

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