I have a leak in my 1950 Buick Special from the windshield and back window. The gaskets are old and probably need to be replaced but I don't want to open the proverbial can of worms and am wondering if anyone has a good experience with any type of sealers that I can use instead of pulling out windshield and back window.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Scott
An old-timey glass shop that can install gasket type winshields (call them first) has a special sealer that comes in an oil can looking gun. Let them do it. Silicone doesn't work as well. Basically, they peel the gasket back and fill any voids between gasket and glass. I imagine they would do it for twenty bucks, front and back.
Mike Middleton
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Midtown Restorations Austin,Tx.
Regional Co-Director South Central Region BCA
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