I was told by a classic auto glass specialist years ago that the seal will always leak unless you use a bedding compound. A bunch of other "how to" videos are dry installs. Yours does a great job explaining WHERE and HOW to use the compound. Many thanks!
Awesome install, I installed the glass on my 57 a couple years ago and now need to redo it and you have explained all that I didn't do when I tried before. Thank you SO much!!!
Great video. The last tri five windshield I installed was over 30 years ago and I needed to know what the latest products and methods that are being used. You have provided the most in-depth and complete video that includes the sealers and methods that others seem to leave out. Thanks for helping an old dog get back in the game.
You can seal the rubber where it meets the cowl & roof panel, stops the water coming through to the pinch weld preventing future rust & less chance of sealer making it's way to the head lining.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Really going to come in handy when i go to putting the windshield in my 55 Station Wagon. I like the idea of using the 3M stuff to..
use a flat screw driver and pull on the inner lip of the seal of the rubber, go all the way around 3 times and the windshield will suck into place, do not pound on or push the windshield you will prob break it. same for the rear window. windshields are actually easy to install on 55 57 chevies and only require one person.
I’m looking at a ‘55 Nomad. The windshield and gasket are installed but the top trim is gone. Will the windshield have to come out in order to get that trim in the slot on the gasket?
I'm not sure, Mike. I did put one in a 57 truck but customer supplied the glass, ive not purchased one. I usually go through my local windshield place when i order vintage glass unless it's custom flat glass. Local windshield place gets a better glass shipping rate and often times these days the shipping on glass is much more than the glass itself.
I was told by a classic auto glass specialist years ago that the seal will always leak unless you use a bedding compound. A bunch of other "how to" videos are dry installs. Yours does a great job explaining WHERE and HOW to use the compound. Many thanks!
Awesome install, I installed the glass on my 57 a couple years ago and now need to redo it and you have explained all that I didn't do when I tried before. Thank you SO much!!!
Great video. The last tri five windshield I installed was over 30 years ago and I needed to know what the latest products and methods that are being used. You have provided the most in-depth and complete video that includes the sealers and methods that others seem to leave out. Thanks for helping an old dog get back in the game.
Great job! Thank you for doing this video!
Thank-you. Not painful at all.looking forward to seeing more
Excellent video thanks a lot for the help great job guys
Wish you were closer to install mine. Great video.
Good information
About to do mine, so thanks this will help.
Good video. Thanks for sharing.
Best video on this that I've see so far.
That was great thank you for sharing😊
Thank you for the video. It gave me exactly the sort of information I was looking for. Nice job, very professional installation.
You make it look easy.
I love the hand slap 👋 great video !!
Great job fellas
looks good buddy.......HELLO BADGER!!!!!
Great job guys.
You can seal the rubber where it meets the cowl & roof panel, stops the water coming through to the pinch weld preventing future rust & less chance of sealer making it's way to the head lining.
Great job Doug 👍
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Really going to come in handy when i go to putting the windshield in my 55 Station Wagon. I like the idea of using the 3M stuff to..
Nice work you guys!!
Nice job, good vid.
use a flat screw driver and pull on the inner lip of the seal of the rubber, go all the way around 3 times and the windshield will suck into place, do not pound on or push the windshield you will prob break it. same for the rear window. windshields are actually easy to install on 55 57 chevies and only require one person.
I don't think anyone has broken a windshield with their hands, but that's a neat idea.👍
I’m looking at a ‘55 Nomad. The windshield and gasket are installed but the top trim is gone. Will the windshield have to come out in order to get that trim in the slot on the gasket?
yes I believe so
Hey my name Mario i doing a 55 2 door sedan my Corners of my stainless
trim is not right up on the rubber gasket is normal
Great video. What brand gasket are you using?
I'm sorry David, I don't remember the brand or maker for the gasket when we did the video.
I have a 57 chevy truck , whats the best place to order glass? or are all manufactures the same? thanks in advance
I'm not sure, Mike. I did put one in a 57 truck but customer supplied the glass, ive not purchased one. I usually go through my local windshield place when i order vintage glass unless it's custom flat glass. Local windshield place gets a better glass shipping rate and often times these days the shipping on glass is much more than the glass itself.
PLEASEMAKEMORE OF THESE ON BARIOUS TRI FIVE TOPICS...INTERIOR?
really nice job! Thanks!
Where did you buy the bedding material?
Likely online or through my local autobody supplier.
Do you have a video of how you removed the glass?
Sorry I don't. We usually cut the gasket, the glass retention lip, then lift the glass out and peel the remaining gasket off the opening flange.
You guys did excellent job on windshield, 57 gonna look when finished, thanks for video, you explained thing very well.
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