Moglocker TJ Addict Supporting Member Joined Mar 19, 2021 Messages 2,145 Location St.Augustine,florida Jan 10, 2023 #21 LONGJP2 said: Glue it in with silicone adhesive. Click to expand... Been in the auto glass industry for 35 years,jus get a plug that is close and glue it in with urethane,
LONGJP2 said: Glue it in with silicone adhesive. Click to expand... Been in the auto glass industry for 35 years,jus get a plug that is close and glue it in with urethane,
doc54 Member Joined Aug 25, 2021 Messages 29 Location Sugondese Jan 10, 2023 #22 I removed the wiper arm and left the bolt and seal on the glass. Just wrapped it up in some electrical tape so it didn't get/look rusty. It's been on for over a year with no issue and took no work to do.
I removed the wiper arm and left the bolt and seal on the glass. Just wrapped it up in some electrical tape so it didn't get/look rusty. It's been on for over a year with no issue and took no work to do.
DougyintheBushies TJ Enthusiast Joined Nov 15, 2021 Messages 691 Location Chickamauga, Ga Jan 11, 2023 #23 Slap a sticker over it and look cool and enjoy the new horsepower. Reactions: Moglocker, Andy-WhiteTJ and 2001slvrstntj