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<p>IIRC, the discussion about 'too thick' rubber was for the
U-channel seal, but I may not RC. The glazing rubber we got from
Moss years ago seemed to be the correct thickness. I don't recall
using a mallet or much force at all, nor do I recall using any
lubrication, but it was a long time ago.</p>
<p>Did you get the Triplex windshield, or the cheaper one? There
may be some issues with thickness between the two. We were able
to reuse the windshield that came with the car--I spent a day
polishing out wiper scratches--and AFAIK it was original, or an
OEM replacement.</p>
<p>Bob<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/25/2017 6:29 PM, Michael MacLean
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cite="mid:1013791.158453.1495762148217@mail.yahoo.com">Thanks Bob.
I have the glazing rubber from Moss, but I seem to remember a
problem a while ago about the rubber being too thick I hope not.
The only other question I might have is, did you use a rubber
mallet? Do you need some kind of lubrication? It looks to be a
tight fit. Once it is on, I won't be able to move laterally if
it's too far to the right or left. Sounds like you have to get ot
right the first time.
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