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Hatch repair

I'm trying to reseal my hatch glass. Does anyone who has done this have any tips for separating the glass from the frame. I'm using a scraper and it is a very slow process. If anyone has any suggestions, I'm very open.

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Old 07-29-2005, 05:36 PM
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continue using the scraper, just keep it sharp. It took me a full day to seperate mine, and a few hours to get all the old glue off the frame. I used wooden clothes pin halves as wedges between the frame ans the glass.
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did you happen to get a spare hatch hinge in the deal?
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You bet, PM me.
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Todwic,

Good info on your site. Thanks.

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Todwic,

Good info on your site. Thanks.

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Glad to have som pos. input.

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