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Time to put the pillar post and header moldings on, so I can get the windshield in. I remember we have discussed the use of non-hardening sealer over the years, but I did a search and can't find what I need.
I'm going to use the electrician's putty, but I'd like to know exactly where it goes and how much.
When I disassembled the moldings, there was some of the gray factory goo on the back of the A-pillar moldings, but I couldn't really tell if it had been one bead up the flat front of the windshield frame, and exactly what it was supposed to seal. Does it just keep water from working in from the windshield side and running down the windshield frame? Or was it just strictly to keep the moldings in place and from jiggling/rattling around at speed?
I recall the header moldings being pretty full of goo, but if someone can describe how to make sure you have enough, that would be good.
I'm going to use the electrician's putty, but I'd like to know exactly where it goes and how much.
When I disassembled the moldings, there was some of the gray factory goo on the back of the A-pillar moldings, but I couldn't really tell if it had been one bead up the flat front of the windshield frame, and exactly what it was supposed to seal. Does it just keep water from working in from the windshield side and running down the windshield frame? Or was it just strictly to keep the moldings in place and from jiggling/rattling around at speed?
I recall the header moldings being pretty full of goo, but if someone can describe how to make sure you have enough, that would be good.