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the gq is fitted in a rubber gasket. As such it is not a structural part of the car.
Gu patrols are bonded to the body of the car with a polyurethan or co-polymer adhesive. As such it may assist...

insurance companies do not cover replacement of glass with factory original if aftermarket glass is available for that car.
no windscreen company has factory original glass for vehicles as shelf...

when getting a quote make sure you are getting the whole package price...they may advise a price on glass install alone then warn of possible molding if needed.
A gu factory mould is a 2 part piece....

Gu patrol windscreens are bonded to the vehicle body with a polyurethane. Most patrol snorkels can be left on, but will need to be unbolted from the bracket and the bracket may need to be removed to...

Drop the clutch in high gear with foot on brake to stall the motor....
that will stop it but wont fix the problem.

see, im showin not blowin....lol:blowup:

as a windscreen fitter....
wind window up fully using only manual.....youknow....tweak it up gradually.....
hold down button fully until window is fully down, continue holding 10 seconds
pull up...

as a follow up per Stropp's advice..... the mod codes:"xx" is how they start.....the "xx" at the end stops anyone adding on anything.
so the "j1" stands for body modification....in this case a tray...

thanks Stropp.....pretty obvious now you said it...lol

it sounds like the voice of a hot,sexy,sultry woman you met at a bar,whispering sweet promises into your ear of what was to come......before she becomes your nagging,whining wife....
:bananarock:

Yes, this would be rust converter. Once the chemical reaction has finished it usually turns a blackish colour.
Rust converter is an excellent way of dealing with rust as long as any loose scale is...

rust converter is usually a form of phosphoric acid that when applied to rust goes through a chemcal reaction,converting the rust to iron phosphate (i think) which is chemically inert ie: not...

in the corners of the windscreen rubbers you will see join lines where the rubber is glued together when made. It is common for these joins to "let go" leaving gaps in the rubber. If the joins have...

first question is Are you covered for w/screens with your insurance?