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Painting Glass
Tony, Not sure if this is the correct area But, is it possible to paint glass? Got my winshield installed today and you can see a little of the urethane in the bottom close to the dash. I was thinking about painting a black trim like the modern vehicles are.
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Yup, half of the detailing process at work involves scraping paint of glass. :willy:
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Mark --
There's actually a "dye" type paint that should be applied to black out the edge -- ala modern cars... I have clue what it's called -- but watched a guy do this with what looked like an old fashioned liquid shoe polish "dauber"... guy went around the edge in about an inch and bingo - it was blacked out. |
You're talking about something like this right??
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Yep, as others have said, it can be done. I was there when our auto glass guy was installing our Camaro windshield, and he did it so quickly that I looked away and he was done. I think he did the same thing Greg described. Sounds familiar. I can ask how he does it though. Oh and if you haven't figured out where to put the vin tag, we mounted it on the edge of the Marquez dash and scraped out a little window for it, so it looks just like late model cars.
Matt |
Yesh but isnt that stuff on the inside? Dont you have to do it before the window goes in?
Seems like it would be hard to do with the glass already installed and have it look nice and even etc |
Thanks Matt, if you get a chance throw up a pick of the vin area.
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Mark just cal the guy back and tell him you want it resealed it did come with a warranty right if you not happy tell'em bud.
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