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Fred n' Ethel · 05-02-2018, 01:33 PM

Great tips everyone, thanks.
I'd considered putting a small strip, maybe 1/2" wide x 2" or so long saddled inthe channel in 3 places. At each end and in the middle to center the glass and keep it a little off of the bottom. Shoot a small bead in the bottom and set the glass. Trim it with a razor blade after it sets up good.
Glasss ships next week. Need to sand, epoxy prime and paint the pinchweld area in the meantime.
Thanks again to ALL for the advise, guidance and tips.

05-02-2018, 01:33 PM	#15
Fred n' Ethel Registered User Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Eastern WV Posts: 161	Re: "Temporary" glass installation Great tips everyone, thanks. I'd considered putting a small strip, maybe 1/2" wide x 2" or so long saddled inthe channel in 3 places. At each end and in the middle to center the glass and keep it a little off of the bottom. Shoot a small bead in the bottom and set the glass. Trim it with a razor blade after it sets up good. Glasss ships next week. Need to sand, epoxy prime and paint the pinchweld area in the meantime. Thanks again to ALL for the advise, guidance and tips.