The various window items which can be obtained are:
This glass can be cut to the size you need for your window. If replacing more than one window, be sure to measure each window, as the will vary somewhat from each other.
CRL Early Model Chrysler Weatherstrips for 3/16" to 1/4" Back Glass
Use CRL958 CRL Quick Release Agent or 3M8971 3M Release Agent to soften the adhesive for quick removal of old sealants and weatherstrips. Clean up excessive adhesives with our CRL2032 General Purpose Solvent and Adhesive Cleaner.
(The following pictures and verbage are from the Tampa Rubber website)
Our Sponge Rubber Seals come in a variety of specially designed shapes,
made from a custom formulated EPDM sponge rubber compound. It has a
temperature range of -20ºF to +150ºF. For optimum performance 25%
maximum compression is recommended. These seals come in 500' coils.
Most of our Sponge Rubber Seals (with the exception of the solid round & the round tubing) are available with Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) on the bottom. This helps provide low-cost installation in any application. Simply peel back the paper, exposing the pressure sensitive adhesive, and apply where desired. There are three types of adhesive available: |
Standard PSA ("HT")The "HT" PSA is the most economical adhesive, and is used to hold the rubber seal in place while installing it in a static application or compressed between two stationary objects. It is not recommended in dynamic applications or applications under high stress or shear. | High Tack ("XT")The "XT" PSA is a medium cost adhesive that has better bonding strength to your substrate and rubber. It may be used in some light duty dynamic applications, but is not recommended for high stress or high shear loads. | Bonded Tape ("BT")The "BT" PSA is the most expensive,but it provides the ultimate bond to the rubber and the substrate. It creates a moisture barrier and air tight seal between the rubber and the mating surface. It has the highest peel and shear resistance, and can be used under high loads of stress & force. |