I am glad to see I am not the only one struggling to get the new aftermarket channel on my chevelle using enclosed seal which is just too tight sliding back off within seconds .Thanks your trials and insites are useful .It is important to note aftermarket parts often have decreased tolerance resu;lting in challenges in fittment .
Unfortunately aftermarket is the only option available for certain parts and like you said don’t fit exactly right. Hopefully I don’t have to do mine again anytime soon. Ha. It was a fun project though.
Chris Ludwig You are right. I think that’s awesome that your keeping all the trim original. It’s all about supply and demand; the price for original and NOS is a lot higher. So my hats off too you for being willing to invest more money on your project for a quality build and your attention to detail.
Richard Minnigh That’s a good point that I didn’t cover. I did use soapy water to insert the rubber inserts into the chrome molding, and I totally agree with your method.
I have the same set on my car you need to use rubber cement or weatherstripping adhesive as a lubricant before it dries and it goes on no problem and stays put!! I would have bent mine I half if I spent that much time with it too..
1970rallye350 I actually ordered off of EBay. Search Window Edge Channel Glass Setting Tape. I found most places sold it by the roll which was expensive. I just checked my purchase history and the tape I ordered off eBay is listed as Mopar application. The 24 inch strips were more than enough for me.
Was wondering were you might find some of this product. I've looked around & can not seem to find something that is right for the job. Any help would be appreciated😊
bill williams I was lucky and mine wasn’t set in with glue. Some people install them with adhesive; which would make the removal more difficult. You may have to remove the black rubber insert first rather than taking the entire piece off. The top corner of the glass has a slight indention where you may be able to pry easier; just be careful with the glass.
I am glad to see I am not the only one struggling to get the new aftermarket channel on my chevelle using enclosed seal which is just too tight sliding back off within seconds .Thanks your trials and insites are useful .It is important to note aftermarket parts often have decreased tolerance resu;lting in challenges in fittment .
Unfortunately aftermarket is the only option available for certain parts and like you said don’t fit exactly right. Hopefully I don’t have to do mine again anytime soon. Ha. It was a fun project though.
U can find original Gm Parts Or Nos U Just Have Too Look No Trim Or Mouldings Aftermarket Are Going On My 67 All Nos Gm Correct Assembly Line Parts
Chris Ludwig You are right. I think that’s awesome that your keeping all the trim original. It’s all about supply and demand; the price for original and NOS is a lot higher. So my hats off too you for being willing to invest more money on your project for a quality build and your attention to detail.
I have done this on my 1971 Chevelle, if you first wet down the window and use some dawn, you can get them right on.
Richard Minnigh That’s a good point that I didn’t cover. I did use soapy water to insert the rubber inserts into the chrome molding, and I totally agree with your method.
Nicely done!!!
I need to replace this on my 67 impala 4 dr hardtop but i cant find any listing for a 4 door rear window size, its all quarter windows for 2 doors.
Thanks. I’m facing the same issue and job on my old car. Looks like some work.
I have the same set on my car you need to use rubber cement or weatherstripping adhesive as a lubricant before it dries and it goes on no problem and stays put!! I would have bent mine I half if I spent that much time with it too..
Where can I purchase the thin tape
Good job. I would have been cussing like a crazy man.
Don’t see a link.
Where did you get the glass setting tape? Thanks
1970rallye350 I actually ordered off of EBay. Search Window Edge Channel Glass Setting Tape. I found most places sold it by the roll which was expensive. I just checked my purchase history and the tape I ordered off eBay is listed as Mopar application. The 24 inch strips were more than enough for me.
@@chevellebymanny9457 Thanks
I bought mine on ebay
They make 3/64 “ X 1.5” wide glass setting tape for older GM & other Automobiles.
Was wondering were you might find some of this product. I've looked around & can not seem to find something that is right for the job. Any help would be appreciated😊
Go to eBay and type in 3/64 auto truck glass setting tape
Thanks for the help
How did you remove the old chrome trim man?
bill williams I was lucky and mine wasn’t set in with glue. Some people install them with adhesive; which would make the removal more difficult. You may have to remove the black rubber insert first rather than taking the entire piece off. The top corner of the glass has a slight indention where you may be able to pry easier; just be careful with the glass.
Often when the molding are stuck you heat the molding up with a heat gun and they will come right off.
what kind of tape is that..
It’s called glass setting tape. There’s several thicknesses available; I used .045 inch thick.
It’s a lot easier when the glass isn’t in the car yet.
useless video doesn't tell you how to take them off
oh yea why does your thumb look like a toe lol