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got my decals in the mail the other day and finally got started on my 70s dodge cabover bed bugger , gmc frame and parts scratch built cab and interior tub , see what you think..

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To fix the fog - coat the windshield with Future Floor Finish.

In the future, don't use superglue/CA glues to install glass - use Testors or other brand "clear" or "windshield" glue. No fogging. I position the glass in place, tape it with low-tack tape from the outside to hold it in place, then apply the windshield glue from the inside. never a smear, fog or mess.

Tim

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To fix the fog - coat the windshield with Future Floor Finish.

In the future, don't use superglue/CA glues to install glass - use Testors or other brand "clear" or "windshield" glue. No fogging. I position the glass in place, tape it with low-tack tape from the outside to hold it in place, then apply the windshield glue from the inside. never a smear, fog or mess.

Tim

X2.

Tim's advice on not using superglue on (or near the vicinity of) clear and chrome parts is valid, but if you prefer that method, using Future on the glass beforehand helps make the fume fog easier to remove if it happens as the glue sets up.

Posted

To fix the fog - coat the windshield with Future Floor Finish.

In the future, don't use superglue/CA glues to install glass - use Testors or other brand "clear" or "windshield" glue. No fogging. I position the glass in place, tape it with low-tack tape from the outside to hold it in place, then apply the windshield glue from the inside. never a smear, fog or mess.

Tim

Great tip. Thanks, Tim.

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