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I've got my rear window channel on my 65 pretty much down to metal. At least where the Urethane sealer would be in contact with the channel.

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Would you leave this narrow strip bare metal? Or paint it?

The fear is anything I might apply to this area could lift. All I have in the way of 2K is Eastwood Chassis black, and maybe some ancient Grey Nason primer. Will it stick to bare metal without any other prep?

 

Thanks, Mark

 

 



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You will use the special "pinch weld primer" for urethane window install.  Use this for sure it is avail from body supply shops in little jars with a swab brush.  some urethane will say it is primerless,  DONT. 

I would not urethane  to fresh painted surface,  this i learned at the body shop from a 50 year in the bussiness glass installer.   It was either, good automotive primer or bare metal, then the pinchweld primer, and good to go.



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beaumontguru wrote:

You will use the special "pinch weld primer" for urethane window install.  Use this for sure it is avail from body supply shops in little jars with a swab brush.  some urethane will say it is primerless,  DONT. 

I would not urethane  to fresh painted surface,  this i learned at the body shop from a 50 year in the bussiness glass installer.   It was either, good automotive primer or bare metal, then the pinchweld primer, and good to go.

 yes let a professional glass installer  put it in  with pinch weld primer  



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Thank you Dave! This is the exact answer I'm looking for.

 

The plan now; Paint all the channel, except where the sealer will be in contact. Pinchweld prime that section.



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Would this product be appropriate? We have ProForm everywhere down here as it's made local.

http://www.proformproducts.com/en/products/repair-products/glass-repairs/pinchweld-glass-bond-primer/

 

And while on the glass subject, could anyone point me at a sealer that they would recommend?

I see this ProForm product, suitable?

http://www.proformproducts.com/en/products/repair-products/glass-repairs/fast-cure-urethane-windshield-adhesive/



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Yes, the proform primer is the most cost effective as it comes in a smaller size,  it works fine.

As for the urethane,  i would highly recomend  Sika.  I think there is sikaflex and sikatack,  body supply will know,  try to get one you dont have to heat,  but i would still heat the tube in boiling water for awhile, it make it so much easier.



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