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  1. pa.rich

    M35 Windshield Glass Rubber Removal

    If I had to do it over I would have bought all new cause I spent about 15 hours on the dumb things from dismantling putting in new glass, rubber work and repainting.
  2. pa.rich

    M35 Windshield Glass Rubber Removal

    Yes I did this and it was a tight fit. I took the strip and couldnt slide it in but mine was the old piece but anyway, what I ended up doing was tip one side in and take a dull 1" puttym knife and press the other side in a half inch at a time. Because the channel it goes in is sometimes rusty...
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