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Reassembly of rear pop out windows

I was struggling with the reassembly of my windows so I made this fixture to assist. This is the original window that I will be selling once I'm done

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Great idea! Do you know if that is an aluminum or brass/chrome window? I have a mis-matched set so maybe someone would want to buy one of mine and yours.
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I believe that mine are mine are stainless steel.

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Great idea. I’ve done this without the jig, and seating the window and seal in the apex, and pressing the vertical molding into place are both time consuming fiddly jobs. My hands hurt for two weeks after.

I think your moldings are aluminum, by the way. I don’t believe any were made of stainless.
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Mine are way too heavy to be aluminum

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