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Originally Posted by 63air
The window glazing bead on my 63 Globetrotter looks like it should be replaced. It looks like a fairly easy job but.... are there any tricks I should know? From what I can see you remove the bead, window, old tape and then replace in that order. It looks like Airdreams has an original type bead and tape and that Inland has a single style for everything but it is not like the original. Which should I use or are there alternatives? I have used Inland for parts and appreciate the advice of really a knowledgeable sales staff. I am not sure about Airdreams as I have not purchased from them. What and where should I buy from?
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When I reglazed the windows on my 62 Overlander it was a pretty straight forward process, the worst part was having to dig all the old silicon that the PO had gobbed all over them. I ordered the glazing from Inland, and though I've never had any trouble with anything else from Inland, that glazing was just slightly different from the original profile. Different enough that it didn't work. I wound up ordering some from Airstreamdreams.com along with the glazing tape which sits between the frame and glass on the inside. That glazing worked great. I used a miter box to cut the angles with a very sharp utility knife, then wet the glazing strip with water and pushed it in. Good luck.
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