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Old 07-24-2007
A2thy A2thy is offline
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Question Intact removal of back glass

I have a '97 Civic CX Hatchback and the back glass is held on with adhesive, I was wondering if anyone here knows a good way to remove the back glass from one vehicle without damaging it and installing it on another. Any idea on special tools or adhesives and helpful tips for the process would be great. Thanks.
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Old 07-25-2007
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Default Re: Intact removal of back glass

You will need special tools, special adhesives AND special knowledge. Do yourself a favor and have it done by some one that replaces auto glass professionally!!
Or buy the whole hatch and swap out the complete hatch, and have it painted.
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Old 07-25-2007
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Default Re: Intact removal of back glass

Thank you, I appreciate your advice streekyd. The problem is my hatch was damaged from an accident; however the glass is still good. I was able to get my hands on a new hatch but it doesn't have any glass in it. New glass or a hatch with glass is far more than what I'm willing to spend. I asked a glass company, and they told me they don't do intact removals. So I guess my question is, "Is there anyway around paying a high price for new glass?"
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Old 07-25-2007
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Default Re: Intact removal of back glass

try calling an autobody shop they will have a glass co that can do it. they need to have glass removed when they repare damage, then replaced.
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Old 07-25-2007
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Default Re: Intact removal of back glass

That's a good idea.

A2THY what part of GA are you in? I knows lots of shops around the country.
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Old 07-26-2007
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Default Re: Intact removal of back glass

I'm from south central GA, but the new hatch is at my father's house in the Tampa area about 4 hours away from here. So I'd like to get it done there if possible.
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Old 07-27-2007
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I have a company in Tampa that will help you out.
Email me and I will give you his info and you can work out the details with them.
streekyd@comcast.net
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