@@Severed89 link below… WRD PRO6 Install System. Just be aware I use 2 handling cups on the passenger side. You’ll have to purchase a second handling cup to utilize my set up. Available here: www.evoglasstools.com/product-page/wrd-pro-6-install-system
@@nicholasum Because that would mean excessive glue. Also a taller bead doesn’t always fix the problem. Depending on the brand of urethane that you’re using, some of them have poor viscosity and don’t hold their form, especially in warmer temperatures. so once you set the glass, they’ll have a tendency to settle further than where you originally decked it. This method solves the problem, regardless of what brand urethane you use.
Thanks. I was wondering where that noise was coming from!
@@paulbrier5024 👍🏻
That was a beautiful bead! Always wondered why that gap would occur, I'm not a glass tech but this was still interesting.
What setting tool was that ?
@@Severed89 link below… WRD PRO6 Install System. Just be aware I use 2 handling cups on the passenger side. You’ll have to purchase a second handling cup to utilize my set up.
Available here: www.evoglasstools.com/product-page/wrd-pro-6-install-system
Why not shoot a taller bead
@@nicholasum Because that would mean excessive glue. Also a taller bead doesn’t always fix the problem. Depending on the brand of urethane that you’re using, some of them have poor viscosity and don’t hold their form, especially in warmer temperatures. so once you set the glass, they’ll have a tendency to settle further than where you originally decked it. This method solves the problem, regardless of what brand urethane you use.
🔑🏆🤝 nice work , like always
@@professionalautoglass2042 Thank you