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| Set 351 - How It Works Painting and Installation of the Open Windows |
| Begin by peeling the 'Sash Masking" away as shown in Photo 1. |
| Photo 1 |
| Photo 2 |
| Photo 3 |
| Once all of the Sash Masking strips have been removed, paint the car body color, preferably with an airbrush, as in Photo2. |
| Photo 3 shows the "Open Windows" after painting, and before the masking is removed. |
| Photo 4 |
| Once paint has dried, "snap" windows out of the Carrier Sheet, then remove the rest of the masking from the front and rear of glazing. See Photo 4. Sand or file the tabs on the sides of the windows away, so they are flush with the edges. |
| Carefully slide the window into the recess on the back of the car wall. This should be very close to a precise "press-fit". See Photo 5. Press the glazing fully down in the recess and cement in place. Photo 6. Ambroid's "Pro-Weld" or Future Floor Polish may be used to glue the glazing in place. Whichever you use, apply small drops in the corners of the recess and allow capillary action to pull the glue between the glazing and the back of the window frame. |
| Photo 5 |
| Photo 6 |
| Once in place, the window glazing should look like this on the interior of the sides |
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| And, like this from "outside" the car. |