I have a 97 xj with very, very slow leak at the top of my windshield. So slow that it just makes the end of the headliner wet but not drip. I'm afraid of what I'll find under the windshield flashing.
I understand, it is common place where rust starts. Pull the rubber and inspect it visual if it is not worst you can just prime and paint. Or else need to remove windshield and repair it.
Very nice work. This helped me!
Good video. Shows what the average person can do without the big materials to do so.
Good work. Good for another 2 years.
I have a 97 xj with very, very slow leak at the top of my windshield. So slow that it just makes the end of the headliner wet but not drip. I'm afraid of what I'll find under the windshield flashing.
I understand, it is common place where rust starts. Pull the rubber and inspect it visual if it is not worst you can just prime and paint. Or else need to remove windshield and repair it.
Can I do the same on my Toyota camry 2006 front windshield?
Yes, it is same process if your vehicle has enough gap to pour the flowable silicon
Nice...
After you use glue to bond rubber and metal, you will have a problem when you need to change the rubber next time!
I guess this product is silicon it peals off if you pull it
Good video, the people on here making insults are probably trailer trash.
Your audio sucks, bro. Appreciate the video though.
Lol... Looks like a road side job back in india.