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    I was struggling trying to remove some glass from a side vent window frame without breaking it. I had taken the screws out of the frame and found the channel rubber that seals the glass in the frame had dried out and was acting like an adhesive.

    I had recently been trying to soften old rubber and DOT 3/4 brake fluid did a great job. I took the glass and frames out of the car to avoid getting brake fluid on the paint (DOT 3/4 is also a great paint remover) poured a little DOT on the joints and within 10 min the glass just came out with little coaxing. Should work for windshields.

    Final score Lyons 4 broken glass 0. Be sure to clean the brake fluid off

    #408323

    That is a great tip, thanks for posting.

    At one time or another we will all have to deal with old, dried up rubber.

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