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Started by Pmichel, July 28, 2025, 11:08:34 AM

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Pmichel

Hello, attached is a picture showing some residue on the outer edges of the window. several windows on my vehicle are like this. Can someone tell me what happened, and how to fix it? I've tried scraping it off, but I can't feel it.

Big Fins

That is the laminate in between the sheets of glass. The atmosphere is getting to it because the edges aren't sealed properly. The best you can do is live with it or replace the glass.

It may not be pretty, but personally, I would just live with it.
Current:
1976 Eldorado Convertible in Crystal Blue Fire Mist with white interior and top. (Misty Blue)

Past and much missed:
1977 Brougham de Elegance
1976 Eldorado Convertible
1972 Fleetwood Brougham
1971 Sedan de Ville
1970 de Ville Convertible
1969 Fleetwood Brougham
1969 Sedan de Ville
1959 Sedan deVille

Clewisiii

The glass is difficult to remove if you go through the whole process. It is costing me a lot of money just because I am redoing all the chrome. But you run the risk of exposing rotted out lower sashes if you remove the glass and setting tape.

Look through my restoration thread from a few pages back to see disassembling the window frames.

Here is a piece of glass showing the lamination layer. This glass was completly stripped. This is only between the glass panes.

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Pmichel

Thank you for letting me know.