Subject	If you decide to get a "new used" hatch....
Posted by	ZXoltan on January 25, 2015 at 8:03 PM
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In Reply To	Best way to get a new hatch glass? posted by Jkova300z on January 25, 2015 at 02:25 PM
Message	Don't remove the entire glass to paint it. You have two much better alternatives: 1) Carefully cut away the rubber trim with a razor and you can easily mask off the window. Glue the new trim into place after painting 2) If old trim is still in good condition, you can lift the edge adjacent to the paint by running a piece of small insulated wire underneath and carefully masking. When wire is removed to let trim back down, the tape line will be covered. Be sure to sand all the way up to the tape edge to avoid any peeling and clean very well before painting.
Follow Ups	Best way to get a new hatch glass? - Jkova300z 14:25:55 01/25/15 Call Bernie. (n/m) - Nate (NoVA) 14:44:53 01/25/15 Thanks I have 3 or 4 here already pulled out and ready to go (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 00:28:27 01/27/15 got any bronze glass with no VIN etching? (n/m) - aliaZ 22:30:58 01/27/15 I may - will check (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 10:59:05 01/28/15 Re: Best way to get a new hatch glass? - kbilow 18:53:24 01/25/15 If you decide to get a "new used" hatch.... - ZXoltan 20:03:11 01/25/15 Brandon I think you and I were at odds on a similar process - white22sky 21:53:37 01/25/15 I have a badly rusted spare hatch with good glass if you - BoneZ (MD) 23:12:38 01/25/15
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