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On Monday, March 16, 1998 1:56 PM, K M [SMTP:symbiotic@hotmail.com] wrote:
> I tried twice. Both times the windows just kind of burped out after I
> installed them and put some load on the joints. I have the new and
> improved Tanner channels, the cork, rubber, felt lining, and the special
> Tanner glue. I could not get the adhesive to stick to the metal
> channel, really it did not even exhibit the attributes of real adhesion.
> It was almost like using the wrong glue on the wrong surface. By the
> way, I completely cleaned the windows and wire brushed the channels.
> The window (glass) adhesion seems okay.
>
> Does anyone see any issue with taking the windows and channels to a
> local place and having them glue them? I can't imagine that the
> cork-rubber lining is unique to Tanner and the glue should be standard.
> What do you think? Kim
>
That's what I did. I didn't get anything from Tanner, though. I fabricated
my own channel on the existing rail. However, you should have it glued
while in the door. After I had mine glued at an auto glass shop and
installed it in the door, I found out that rolling the window all the way
down causes the roller (on the top of the scissor arms) to sneak out of the
end of the rail.
Ron Auger
(snail-mail) Olsy North America Staff Software Engineer
185 Plains Road Suite 302W 203-882-4373 (desk)
Milford, CT 06460 203-783-1520 (fax)
(E-mail) ron.auger@olsy-na.com 800-759-8888 (bpr) pin#1153000
(C-mail) Ron Auger CMLA
(V-mail) 800-338-0775 "Eschew Obfuscation"
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