Window glazing

[gorlesky]

I recently ordered some window glazing from "Airstream Dreams" now called "Vintage Trailer Supply" for my '65 Globtrotter. I pulled the old brittle glazing off, cleaned the little track of all foreign material and then tried to install the glazing. I could not get it to go all the way in. There is about a 1/16" gap under the slopped part. I tried to use dishwashing liquid to allow it to slip in easier, but no luck. Is there a trick to this or what? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Joe G.

[driftwood]

gorlesky,

You may find THIS of help.

You can find previous discussions and even photos for any and all of the repair experiences of others, by using the 'search' tools at the top right of each page. Within the 'drop down box' the advanced search may serve you best, by allowing you to choose specific forums to search within.

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[gorlesky]

I searched "window glazing" and found the posts on how to do it. However, when I tried to do it, I could not get the vinyle glazing to go completely in the track. I worked for over 2 hours on one 2 foot strip and 1/16" is still not down in the track. That was the reason for my original post.