tip for gasket back windows

[Guest GreenCove]

Well I've seen some nasty old gaskets the you might want to through in Luck/prayer along with aforementioned skill.

BTW has Catholic Church denoted an official Patron Saint of/for the tint installer?

I was saying that your way of pulling the glass is the best way to get the cleanest gap free job I just prefer to not pull glass unless I dont have a choice

[Sisqouc]

I hear ya.

Cutting away little bits of gasket remains our dirty little secret.

Funny nobody has ever caught it an complained.

And in this market of price shopping, cutting away a little gasket is an efficient method.

[The ///Man]

I spend less time popping the fugger out and roping it back in then cutting rubber away and chizzling out crud

[Guest Scottsfire]

I excitedly await the day I learn to pull the glass! Just seems like truly a clean way of installing.

[Sisqouc]

Hey The ///Man

What do you think is the optimal rope size to use on rope ins? 1/4"?

I saw one tinter, who used a loop at the top center and also exited the rope ends at the bottom of the window/rubber gasket assembly.

Seemed to work but I think most glass installers just put the ends at the bottom.

[Guest GreenCove]

shiz one day I didnt have any rope so I used a telephone cord on a jeep cherokee back glass

[Sisqouc]

I tried roping in one of the locking-strip kind on a semi outdoors in the sun @ 105°

NOT knowing that a special tool was required.

Gave the glass company a good laugh.

[Guest tintjam65]

I excitedly await the day I learn to pull the glass! Just seems like truly a clean way of installing.

Just don't lay it flat to install !

[The ///Man]

1/4" - 3/16" nylon rope, get a tip form a Dow Automotive urethane tube and cut the very tip off so the rope can slide through and tie a knot. then you can use the tip to put the rope in the gasket, burn the ends to keep from fraying. Also good to have a hook tool handy as sometimes not all ropes in.

[Sisqouc]

The ///Man, I like that technique.

Sorry for the hijack Murray.