yeah but windsheild adhesive is cheap easy and will come apart again while providing an excellent seal. last i checked you can't by butyl tape at the autozone

trying this out today on my car :) got Bullitt coming over to help out...

So you got Bullitt and Billet lmao.... Might be doing the 2 silver pieces a BIT DIFFERENT then everybody else but hope I dont F" them up :/

Wish me luck.... Im baking me some headlight cookies today, the same way grandma simota1 makes them. :)

good luck bro!!!!! remember no rush and take your time :D

Once windshield urethane cures it done heating it or any kind of softening trick you know of won't work,the reason why is when it cures the windshield now becomes a structure part of the vehicle.

Almost finished yesterday but need to finalize today. Below are some progress/teaser photos. We have to wet-sand some areas and finish up but this at-least gives ya an idea. Bullitt@UAMotorsports did an awesome job and I was glad to have his assistance. Two people are much better than one person lol

Great DYI :)

good job bro!!!

All thanks to you "inspirit" ;)

looks amazing. wheres the rest of the pics billet?

yeah i'm pulling a 180 windsheild adhesive is a bitch to install blew up my caulkgun, went to nissan dealer they sell the butyl roll tape it's too expensive there buy off internet, was cake to put back together though done and in and looking amazing.

I did it!
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mission failed

Oh noo! What happened man?

I don't really know I was heating it for more that half an hour and the silicon wasn't melting raised the heat and kinda ruined the sides a lil bit but you can't see it when lights are installed

so I didn't want to damage it more, put back and I'll try to get some help next time.

hmm I used a heat gun, I was afraid the oven method would not melt the glue or toast the plastic housing.

I did this last weekend in the over, the first one was a pain the the 2nd one went pretty smoothly.