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Great video thanks.
One thing I would say is have another tube of adhesive handy. I just went through the process on my 95 YJ restoration and unfortunately ran out before I had filled the gap. Had to work some excess around the perimeter.
Sorted out in the end but a bit of a panic for the price of a tube of adhesive!
Great build! I became a TJ owner during your builds and I appreciate your great videos. Plus, it’s nice to have a quality YouTuber in the NW
Any leaks after?
PJ = Pumpkin J
Good video getting ready to put a windshield in my 1993 jeep
Yep. Gettin ready to replace frame and glass. Appreciate the uploads!!
i need to do this soon, just did bulldawg mfg upper half doors and trying to make it weather tight before installing carpet and corbeau safari bench and moab seats in spice, side note dont use spray bed liner for whole body i regret it so far
Great Video Dale, I don’t see the link for the Windshield kit. Thanks.
Looks great! I think "OJ" should be it's name given the orange paint. I know it may have been used before, but the name fits… I recommend to paint your rims black you choose to keep what you got. A satin black wheel paint should work.
Great way to save money and learn a skill, thanks for another great tutorial Dale!
Just for general consumption, even after warming up the 3M glass adhesive, you do NOT want to use a cheap caulk gun. I had one come apart where it was riveted at the handle while doing a window on a grader. Had to scrape off everything I'd already put down and send my parts runner back to Lowes for a $15 dollar gun so I could do the job properly.
Great video my dude! Really gonna help me out when I do mine here in a few weeks.
Great job Dale ! You made it look so easy .
Looking good Dale.
I think you need to rename it OJ (for obvious reasons)
Good job, looking good.
I'll soon be replacing my whole frame.. great video (and part 1) ! Makes me feel a little more confident doing it myself!