Jamie
Well Known Member
This is for you tip-up -6, -7, and -9 builders...
I finished installing my rear window last night and I'm having some puckering between the screws. I assume that I didn't press the plexi against the skin enough when I was drilling. Is this a common problem? Any suggestions on fixing it? I'm thinking I may try to put a thin piece of weather stripping there. I'm a little concerned about air making it's way into the baggage area and freezing the back of my neck.
It is rather cold here these days so could the problem possibly be the cold weather?
I thought about using my edge-rolling tool but in the end decided against it. Now I almost wish I would have done it but it's too late now (the skin dimples prevent me from doing it).
I finished installing my rear window last night and I'm having some puckering between the screws. I assume that I didn't press the plexi against the skin enough when I was drilling. Is this a common problem? Any suggestions on fixing it? I'm thinking I may try to put a thin piece of weather stripping there. I'm a little concerned about air making it's way into the baggage area and freezing the back of my neck.
It is rather cold here these days so could the problem possibly be the cold weather?
I thought about using my edge-rolling tool but in the end decided against it. Now I almost wish I would have done it but it's too late now (the skin dimples prevent me from doing it).