Fort and rear glass installed!

[sanders7981]

But the front leaks...  I finally got the glass guy to stop by to do this yesterday so I can haul the charger down to FL...  Everything went well, but as he was installing the front, I mentioned about the sealer to keep it from leaking.  He told me one wasn't needed since it had a gasket. Being that I am not a "professional" glass installer, I took his word for it.   I don't want to be the one to say "I told you so...", but I probably will once it's all said and done.  Luckily they will come and fix it... I just need to get him back out here to fix it before I haul the car down to FL.  I may have to reference some of the threads on here for him to look through so I know it's done right.  

[six-tee-nine]

Tell the glass guy to not try to be smarter than the Chrysler engineers. They used sealant from the factory probably for a reason

Any warranty? i'd say start over again....

[sanders7981]

Tell the glass guy to not try to be smarter than the Chrysler engineers. They used sealant from the factory probably for a reason

Any warranty? i'd say start over again....

Yea, it's under warranty.  The problem is getting they guy to come back to do it before I move to Tampa next week.  He lives about 2 miles from my house, but is always doing insurance replacement glass work.  He has one of those mobile glass company deals.   

[timmycharger]

Just had the same issue with Safelite. They did a good job but he had to call his boss about the sealer. Then he only put it on the top and sides, not the most important parts, the bottom corners.  I bought the same sealer he was using on ebay and just did the rest myself, looks perfect now. 7 bucks, but still, they should know how to do it. 

[sanders7981]

What sealer did you use?  3m glass and bedding sealer...

[timmycharger]

This is what he was using, so I bought the same stuff. Urethane, nasty and messy, be careful, I taped off everything and it came out really nice.

[sanders7981]

Thanks!