Thank you for some much needed assistance on fitting them I've done one befor and remember it being a night mear 😅😅 obviously did it the hard way 😂😂 ill try your technique and see how I go lol thank you
Yes, what rubber did you use? I tend to find the genuine land rover rubber goes on the glass easier but is very tight when in the frame making it harder to fit, the britpart rubber is harder to get on the glass but easier to fit into the frame.
@@AUTOGLAZ1ER I used the ProLine rubber which is actually a better product than original. I finally took it to a local installer and they installed it and sealed the inside with urethane sealer. It looks great and was worth the $200 to have a professional do the work.
@jtclements ok, glad you got it fitted, but a bit worrying if it has been sealed with urethane, glass fitted with rubber trim should only be sealed with an oil based compound that stays pliable(like putty) urethane is used on modern bonded type windows where the glass is bonded directly onto the vehicles Pinch weld aperture and is hard when dry.
@James Kerr yeah a good bit out my area, I'm sure there are some windscreen techs in your area who could help you out. Straight forward job for an experienced fitter.
Hi James, great video, thanks for sharing your experience & technique with us. I have a new windscreen and rubber seal to replace my cracked old Defender screen, could you fit mine for me? I am near Dundee but happy to drive down to you if we can work something out. Cheers Peter
Reasonable explanation but the lighting and use of head cam make it hard to see the detail. It would also be great to include the removal of the old window in the video. I am guessing that can be hard to do with perished rubber?
Hi, I'm pretty new to TH-cam and trying to improve with every video. the customer had already removed the old windscreen on this job, if the rubber is being replaced i just cut the rubber away and carefully lift the windscreen out.
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Thank you for some much needed assistance on fitting them I've done one befor and remember it being a night mear 😅😅 obviously did it the hard way 😂😂 ill try your technique and see how I go lol thank you
You make this look easy. I broke mine after the 5th attempt at installation. It was super tight and popped out on one side once it was seated.
Yes, what rubber did you use? I tend to find the genuine land rover rubber goes on the glass easier but is very tight when in the frame making it harder to fit, the britpart rubber is harder to get on the glass but easier to fit into the frame.
@@AUTOGLAZ1ER I used the ProLine rubber which is actually a better product than original. I finally took it to a local installer and they installed it and sealed the inside with urethane sealer. It looks great and was worth the $200 to have a professional do the work.
@jtclements ok, glad you got it fitted, but a bit worrying if it has been sealed with urethane, glass fitted with rubber trim should only be sealed with an oil based compound that stays pliable(like putty) urethane is used on modern bonded type windows where the glass is bonded directly onto the vehicles Pinch weld aperture and is hard when dry.
Thankyou very much, great tips and techniques
Hi Jonathan, no problem. I'm glad you found the video useful. Thanks for your support.
Nice job. Could do with you doing that on mine!
Hi James, I could if you're in East Central Scotland. 👍
@@AUTOGLAZ1ER I'm near Carlisle
@James Kerr yeah a good bit out my area, I'm sure there are some windscreen techs in your area who could help you out. Straight forward job for an experienced fitter.
Hi James, great video, thanks for sharing your experience & technique with us. I have a new windscreen and rubber seal to replace my cracked old Defender screen, could you fit mine for me? I am near Dundee but happy to drive down to you if we can work something out. Cheers Peter
Hi was it an OEM rubber or a pattern part ? Many thanks ( great job by the way )
Pattern part, britpart if my memory serves me right
Which rubber do you use? I bought a britpart one, and my windscreen fitter said it was the wrong profile, and could not be used.
Hi, I use britpart as in my opinion they are the best quality, so you maybe got a faulty one or it's not britpart or your fitter is incorrect.
Reasonable explanation but the lighting and use of head cam make it hard to see the detail. It would also be great to include the removal of the old window in the video. I am guessing that can be hard to do with perished rubber?
Hi, I'm pretty new to TH-cam and trying to improve with every video. the customer had already removed the old windscreen on this job, if the rubber is being replaced i just cut the rubber away and carefully lift the windscreen out.
so the technicue is either side first...., then the bottom strip, lastly the top strip ???
Yes, just as described in the video
@@AUTOGLAZ1ER many say bottom seal, but as you have noted it makes it almost impossible to get the top lip in once sides and base fitted
@itolond yeah, we all have different ways of doing things. This is my preferred technique on this particular job.
@@AUTOGLAZ1ER Thanks but we can hardly understand most of what you are saying. My experience is nomenclature is not a thing in the UK
@@nachoplease1676 Could you please elaborate on this comment that has been left within another persons question?