1990RangerinSK
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- Location
- Saskatchewan, Canada
- Vehicle Year
- 1990
- Make / Model
- Ford Ranger
- Engine Type
- 2.9 V6
- Transmission
- Automatic
- 2WD / 4WD
- 2WD
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I am sure your insurance rates reflect that "free" service..............We get them free in Florida.
I’m putting it in myself so only the cost of the glass for me. Yeah if it was a street vehicle I’d have a shop put it in with the proper varathane adhesive etc, but for my mud truck that doesn’t even have the chrome trim?? Caulking gun of waterproof bathtub silicone works perfect!Dang, it's just over $200 for a new one here installed. Wouldn't bother with junkyard windshields, there's no cost savings for me... hundred bucks for a glass shop to remove one and install a used one, plus the cost of the used part, and they won't guarantee that they won't break it... nah
Dont use bathtub silicone, once dry you can never recaulk. Silicone wont stick to cured silicone.I’m putting it in myself so only the cost of the glass for me. Yeah if it was a street vehicle I’d have a shop put it in with the proper varathane adhesive etc, but for my mud truck that doesn’t even have the chrome trim?? Caulking gun of waterproof bathtub silicone works perfect!
If it even does come loose or leak I’ll just put straps on it like a stockcar.
That says love right there.I hate safelite, lol. They left glass shards all through my truck
That says asshole not love, lol. The tech was a miserable jerk and when I complained to Safelite they pretty much just told me to F off. I have had three windshields installed since then and have used a different company, a local business that has been more than happy to have it. One of those only cost me $50 because they were running a deal and it was an insurance claim. They have always left the truck cleaner than when they started.That says love right there.
a thermowhatnow?Dont use bathtub silicone, once dry you can never recaulk. Silicone wont stick to cured silicone.
I would use a thermoplastic sealant like Mulco Supra Expert or Tremco 830. It does shrink while curing so leave a convex bead.