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Old 03-01-2013, 09:45 PM
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Any of you paint a one inch black band on your windshield before installation? Thought we had a thread on how to on the forum pages but I can't seem to locate it.
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Old 03-01-2013, 09:50 PM
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Any of you paint a one inch black band on your windshield before installation? Thought we had a thread on how to on the forum pages but I can't seem to locate it.
Had the glass guy do it on my Chevelle, really looks clean. He had a special paint he used, and had a clear bonding agent he put on with a small brush.
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Subscribed in case someone can offer a DIY product. Something I have an interest in as well.
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Regular auto paint won't stick.
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We use windshield primer on our cars

http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawe...6EVs6E666666--
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Yep -- that 3M has a "dauber" in the cap... ya just run that bad boy around and you've got black band.
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Yep -- that 3M has a "dauber" in the cap... ya just run that bad boy around and you've got black band.
Any additional surface prep or masking concerns that might not be explained on the container? Thanks
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Steve probably could answer this better than I --- but there's no need to mask anything... ya just grab the dauber - hold it tight - and use your thumbnail or knuckle (might wrap some tape on your knuckle first) to set the margin and just start runnin'.....
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They're new windshields, we just clean with glass cleaner, mask it off with pin striping tape and mask the "window" area for vin with an address label. Works great!
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