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Old 03-02-2021, 07:16 PM   #1
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Time for glass...

Getting ready to have glass cut for the truck, thinnest laminated i can get is 3/16, any tips for the front or rear, i would like rear to be flush, no trim, but open to suggestions, same on front, the double step leaves me unsure what to do..
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Old 03-02-2021, 11:45 PM   #2
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Re: Time for glass...

Why would you want anything less than standard thickness laminated glass? I think standard is 1/4 inch.

I think with the correct thickness urethane seal (round) you set the glass flush. Most guys who do that buy a bulk roll of S-10 windshield trim to go around the edge to finish it off.
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Re: Time for glass...

They make lightweight laminated automotive glass that is 1/8" thick but it will cost you north of $1000 and maybe $1500 for a 3 window with wind wings. My 1/4" acoustic glass for my 3 window 53 3100 is about $1000. They haven't given me a final price yet but that is the starting point.
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Re: Time for glass...

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Why would you want anything less than standard thickness laminated glass? I think standard is 1/4 inch.

I think with the correct thickness urethane seal (round) you set the glass flush. Most guys who do that buy a bulk roll of S-10 windshield trim to go around the edge to finish it off.
Not sure, thats why im asking.....ill have to look at so,e s10 trim, i did see some trim that was basically a “t” at the glass shop
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