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Old 11-29-2012, 05:36 PM   #1
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rubber pulling away on front windshield

Do I need to call someone for the rubber pulling away from the front windshield in the top corners? If so who would you recommend?
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Probably check with local RV dealer for an automotive glass company familiar with RV windshields. Some recent posts here on windshields coming loose when leveling and twisting the chassis. Glass company was able to reset the windshield.

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We get a lot of this due to rust. Winnies are especially bad. We have a windshield company pull them out, we repair the chassis framework, then they glue them back in.
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Do I need to call someone for the rubber pulling away from the front windshield in the top corners? If so who would you recommend?
Had the same issue.
Our dealer recommended a local glass company that they had worked with in the past.
Most rv dealers do not deal with rv window screens. They don't have the special equipment.
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Old 11-30-2012, 03:26 PM   #5
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Let me get home so I can see I just used a glass company in ft worth for replacement or call camping world in burleson ask who they use ill get back good people
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