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Old 01-27-2009, 09:08 PM   #1
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where to repair defrost lines
did a search, didn't show much.

Just wondering where (or if you) get the lines of your defrost fixed at in victoria. Somebody told me they just spray on new lines, that's fine as long as they work.

Just curious, cheers.
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Old 01-27-2009, 09:11 PM   #2
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Most jobbers sell a very easy to use DIY repair kit from Permatex.
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yeah, i saw thoses at crappy tire, they work ? :P
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yep. If you dont want the hassle tho, i'd recommend going to a glass shop.
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i believe Capital Auto glass does these repairs
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Find the break, use masking tape to mask the glass beside the line, use Permatex stuff and follow directions, celebrate with a beer.
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i want it to look like it should, not like i tried to fix it :P
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