I have asked this before but cant find the thread, best place to use for removal of the rear screen needs to come out for paint

Do it yourself, kit cost about £40

 

Not that hard just take your time.

 

I have asked this before but cant find the thread, best place to use for removal of the rear screen needs to come out for paint

no mate its not worth it just guy the proper guy in I don't mind paying to have it done by some one who knows what there doing

Done two myself so far and will be removing the third in about a week or so for my respray.

 

no mate its not worth it just guy the proper guy in I don't mind paying to have it done by some one who knows what there doing

Didn't Funky Si have Autoglass do his when he had his resprays?

I have got on to national windows just waiting for them to get back to me

 

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i have tripped the car down big time as doing a proper paint job not just a fast over spray

After researching for months for a company I trusted to paint my car, I decided to ask them if they can recommend a local glass company. They use the same bloke for all their work ranging from everyday cars to classics to supercars and as I didn't have any contacts in that game I decided to trust their experience. He was very reliable, very experienced and did a great job in both removal and installation. He charged me £150 to come to my house and remove all the glass (excluding the door glass) and reinstall it when I was ready which was a few weeks later (+£180 for a brand new front screen).

 

If you've sourced yourself a reliable bodyshop, it maybe an idea for you to get recommendations from them too? Simon used national windscreens and got a decent fitter, although I think you take a big gamble with these big national companies as to who you get on the day, I'd say Simon was possibly lucky.

national windscreens wont do it just rung back saying wouldnt touch it

You probably went through to the main National Windscreens switchboard. Go to your local depot. They've always been more than happy to do work on my Z.

yes i did they said no

Oh well. Try a small independent.....

just had £150 to remove rear glass and the 2 back side windows thats inc refit to later on

Sounds about right. I think it was £60 to remove and refit my rear screen and about £30 for each corner window. I wouldn't quibble about £150.

some one just came back for £110 rung a few people soon as you say 300zx they go all funny

me...can you give me a price to remove a rear screen

them, yes sir what car is it

me... its a nissan 300zx

them, silence ,,,, then omg every one evacuate the building its he wants a price to remove a screen on a 300zx .

 

there all acting like a asking for a price on a screen removal on a ferrari 1965 250 gto what a joke this day is turning into

Are you buying new weatherseals and clips for the refitting, Dan...?

if they come off broke yes am fiitting new roof trims and new scuttles

That's because the rear screen is fragile. If they break it, it's around £650 new as it's a Nissan-only part.

 

As for the weatherstrips and seals, just buy new ones. The old seal will be hard and won't reseat. The lower seal is around £80. The top seal is a lot more expensive if that can be saved. It's rigid though, so has a higher chance of being saved. There are 2 clips in it though that the windscreen guy will have to cut through.

what and were are the clips? in the rear screen ?

There are clips in the top trim. One either side. They press-in when the top trim is slid over the glass and then the whole lot bonded in and have to be cut when the screen is cut out. They are part of the top trim. It's not essential they're replaced, you can simply re-use the top-trim, there are also 2 locator tabs on the lower corners. Again, not really essential they're replaced either. They're there mainly for manufacturing purposes so that the vehicle can be moved and worked on immediately after the screen is bonded in. There are clips in the rear quarter windows in the corners that do the same thing.

That's because the rear screen is fragile. If they break it, it's around £650 new as it's a Nissan-only part.

 

As for the weatherstrips and seals, just buy new ones. The old seal will be hard and won't reseat. The lower seal is around £80. The top seal is a lot more expensive if that can be saved. It's rigid though, so has a higher chance of being saved. There are 2 clips in it though that the windscreen guy will have to cut through.

 

Dont break that top seal or damage the corners.

Here are the US dollar prices.

Nissan in the UK will be expensive also..

90352-32P00 REVEAL MOLDING

 

UPPER, 4 SEATER

$207.68

2 90366-30P00 REVEAL MOLDING, RIGHT

 

CORNER

$20.71

2 90367-30P00 REVEAL MOLDING, LEFT

 

CORNER

$20.71

3 90372-32P00 REVEAL MOLDING

 

LOWER, 4 SEATER

$108.55

wow they bit steep

Dont break that top seal or damage the corners.

 

You can't get the top trim off without cutting through those clips as they sit inside an enclosed box section (unless I am corrected). You won't damage the actual trim by doing so either.

soon find out there doing it now

good news all the seals are saved and are in good order. just need them clips as he cut them

I found the CZP prices for the rear window seals were significantly more expensive than Mike, even without shipping. Even though your seals and mouldings were removed in good order, I'd recommend replacing them to compliment your fresh paintwork as the OEM seals tend to turn into a matt finish, new ones have a lovely finish, worth the relatively small cost for a fit and forget IMO. On the rear screen, there are also 2 spacers that sit in each lower corner so that the screen recesses into the cutout to the correct depth and level, they are pence to buy and mean the fitter can bond it in and push the screen down to the spacers knowing its level and correct.