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    How about windshield mirror glue?
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    I'd use "Marine Grade"...

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    how much time did you give it to cure?
    Greetings, Earthling. We come in peace... Never mind "Paris to Dakar", the VehiCROSS looks ready for the Martian desert.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rowhard View Post
    how much time did you give it to cure?
    Hmmm, ROWHARD-- good observation. Any glue takes longer to cure in a air-restricted space like within a confined door cavity. Time to ponder about "curring time". "AIM HIGH!!!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by rowhard View Post
    how much time did you give it to cure?
    The package called for 24 hours cure time. I gave it 36 hours.

    What about a hard epoxy? Is there any reason the glue shouldn't be rock hard when it dries?

    Like THIS one?....

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    Cure hard (epoxy) ... cure soft (RTV) ain't what's critical. You need something that sticks to glass.

    I haven't done the repair yet but plan on using a high grade of black RTV.
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

    Put a smiley after you say that Bub.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tom4bren View Post
    Cure hard (epoxy) ... cure soft (RTV) ain't what's critical. You need something that sticks to glass.

    I haven't done the repair yet but plan on using a high grade of black RTV.
    like THIS?

    I don't want to mess up again.

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    Yes sir - that's what I had in mind. Just make sure that there isn't any silicon lube on the glass before install or the RTV won't stick to the glass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAMAS View Post
    like THIS?

    I don't want to mess up again.
    you might also think about roughing up the window with some 80 grit where the bracket goes to give it some tooth if you didn't before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGanzman View Post
    I'd use "Marine Grade"...
    Yes, that is what I used, and I pulled the windows and cleaned the heck out of them and then left them in my garage to dry overnight, then I put them back in the VX the next day after they had cured completely for 24hours with no moving around at all.
    Last edited by LittleBeast : 05/19/2009 at 10:18 AM

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    I don't think I can safely apply the brackets to the windows outside of the tracks because I didn't mark them good enough.

    I am going to do all of what you said, but have them dry in the "up" position.

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    "after they had cursed completely for 24hours"

    *(&^%^&$#%^&

    BWAAHAAHAA!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tom4bren View Post
    "after they had cursed completely for 24hours"

    *(&^%^&$#%^&

    BWAAHAAHAA!!
    I am really glad you still have not figured out how to click the "quote" button below the reply you want to respond to

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    Not nearly as much fun

    Edit: Actually what I should have said is that 'paraphrasing is MUCH more fun'.
    Last edited by tom4bren : 05/20/2009 at 06:51 AM

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAMAS View Post
    I don't think I can safely apply the brackets to the windows outside of the tracks because I didn't mark them good enough.

    I am going to do all of what you said, but have them dry in the "up" position.
    You can always just put them back in there roll window all the way up and mark again. But I am sure you will be ok if you just let them cure in the up position. Yeah once I did put them back in I don't think I tried rolling them up and down for a week or so, I put masking tape over the buttons because I know how forgetful I am especially at drive thrus,

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