How To & DIY
How To Remove Glass Scratches and Windshield Wiper Marks
Sweet Project Cars demonstrates how even bad scratches in windshield glass can be removed with the correct tools and supplies. [More…]
Glass
How To & DIY
How To Install One-Piece Door Glass in 1955-59 Chevy & GMC Trucks
How To Install One-Piece Door Glass in 1955-59 Chevrolet and GMC Task Force Series Pickups, Panel Trucks and Suburbans. [More…]
How To & DIY
1955-1959 Chevrolet & GMC Truck Windshield Gasket Installation
Precision shows you how to replace and install windshield and weatherstrip in 1955-1959 Chevrolet & GMC Trucks. [More…]
How To & DIY
1947-50 Chevy & GMC Truck Windshield Installation
Precision Rubber demonstrates 1947, 1948, 1949, and 1950 Chevrolet and GMC truck windshield and gasket installation process. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Remove Side Window and Vent Assembly from 1955-59 GM Trucks
How to remove the side window and vent assembly from the door on a 1955, 56, 57, 58 or 59 Chevrolet or GMC Task Force Series Truck… [More…]
Technical Info
2-Minute Tech: Hot Rod and Custom Glass Tip
There is a difference between glass for the windshield and for side or rear windows — This is what you need to know… [More…]
DIY Projects
How to Tint a Back Window on a Classic Truck
Automotive window film (often called window tint) can not only reduce heat and glare in your vehicle, it can also protect you from damaging rays from the sun. Not only does window film protect you [More…]
DIY Projects
How To Cut Laminated Windshield Glass
A series of narrated examples of how to cut a custom chop top car and truck laminated windshield and rear glass. A narrated description of how to cut curved windshields for your chop top street [More…]
DIY Projects
Tinting Windows – DIY Tips and Secrets
Looking to tint your own windows? Window tinting is a relatively difficult endeavor, but with patience and proper coaching, you can achieve your desired results – DIY Tips and Secrets. [More…]
DIY Projects
How To Repair Your Windshield
If your car window has been cracked by a rock, you don’t have to replace your entire window. You can just repair it at a fraction of the price that you’d pay if you were to report it to your insurance company or if your insurance agent was to send you to an inexpensive repairman. [More…]