2002 Dodge Sprinter

Large windows, no overlap available with thick dense rubber seals that are equal thickness and height on both interior and exterior. I need to bid 15% or 20%. Any tips on making this install look good without the overlap?

Whats the best cutting method? What are the best tools for the rounded corners on the windows? The job is sold, and its for a dealer, I just want to make sure it looks good and I make money because these windows are BIG.

Thanks for the help!

FB

Bueller? Bueller? Anyone? Anyone?

those are some big azzz windows, I usually cut em on the inside.
If you want to and have a very steady hand, cut a little channel in the rubber, like a 1/4 glass and california roll it when you install it.

P.S. I'm not Bueller, I'm Beavis

Ahhhh yes, you're saying to cut into the rubber to create my own overlap? Its some hard ass rubber!

Help on the lingo pls

translation costs big $$$$
1/4 window = small triangle window on back doors of cars if they are rubber set do you trim a little bit of it out?
california roll = reverse roll, do you do any flatglass?

I typically do not trim the 1/4 windows although I may start after your advice. To be honest I do very few cars but its difficult to turn the money away so I find myself doing more and more . Gotcha on the California roll, but I call it the Meeeecheeegan roll up in this piece.

ya everyone has a different name for it, I might need to change my name of it to Meeeecheeegan

I know on this board, there is some instructions on trimming 1/4 rubbers, i'll look and see if I can find em for ya

Thanks TM

Yeah, well I have the van here, but I can't get it in my garage lol. Too GD tall! I guess i will be cutting on the inside

why not just pull the windows out, no gaps and alot easier/cleaner install

we did this one today, pulled the 4 large windows and took the little locking mechanism off the sliding windows. came out really nice with atr 05

Looks good! I trimmed the gasket slightly and it came out just fine. I was using 20% though, pulling the windows would be a good idea for 5% but it sounds like alot of work!