Yep, it'll go in there. My recommendation would be to acquire:
A. Windex- pretty slick and wipes off
B. Busch Light- Why? You'll see why!!
C. Small scraper, or knife, ideally made of plastic.
The last time I did this, it took about a six pack and a lot of filthy
language. If you get it too slick, it is hard to hold onto. (Ed. note:
huh??) The trick is to get it just wet enough to handle but not too
slick to get away. The Windex dries fairly rapidly and needs
replenishing. Use the plastic knife or scraper (a body putty spreader
works great) and push it into the groove while holding in the other side.
You cannot, at least in my experience, slide it from one to the other.
Larry Dickstein
bugide@juno.com
On Fri, 18 Apr 1997 11:23:44 -0500 tom.w.wagner@Central.Sun.COM (Tom
Wagner - Program Manager) writes:
>
>To All:
>
>Can someone tell me the easiest
>way to put the rubber molding or
>gasket on the bottom of the windshield
>for a 67 MGB.
>
>I really don't want to take it apart since
>it maybe very difficult to put the
>whole thing back together.
>
>So is there a way to put the rubber gasket
>on the bottom as it goes through that groove???
>
>Thanks for all help.
>
>Tom Wagner
>67 MGB
>63 Healey
>72 TR 6
>
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