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68SS Dec 29th, 00, 11:25 AM Just got into tackling the rear window frame and was wondering if any of you guys had any hints or suggestions about how to go about this. There are several areas where the metal through and would be a painstaking task to weld those back in. Are there replacement panels that will go in there. Thanks for any help. Merlin Dec 29th, 00, 11:40 AM If you are talking about the panel between the window and the tronk lid, there are indeed replacements available. Check with our sponsor, Groundup or with Year One. ------------------ Patrick, aka Merlin 1968 SS 396/325 4-Speed, White with black vinyl top & black interior. TC#1017 ss396boy Dec 31st, 00, 11:29 AM I have a camino with the same problem. I bought the piece to weld in but I'm not sure if my window is still okay. It's a little rough with some pit marks but nothing that has holes in it. Think it is salvageable??? Redrum Jan 1st, 01, 10:33 AM If there are no holes or even just pinholes you can use silver POR 15 and their epoxy putty to fairly permanently fix the problem. This fix will be as durable as the original metal was if properly prepared and done. ------------------ Redrum (or Mike) 68 Corvette - 383 CI 427 HP 69 SS Chevelle being updated to Pro-Touring 97 Z-28 68SS Jan 1st, 01, 5:40 PM One thing I outta ask also. Once the metalwork is all said and done, should I just go over it with sealer or paint it with the car or what? | ||