Glazing Strip fits back window 1962 Shasta Compact & others

Thanks Callie!

No need to remove or replace the glass unless, like me, you break the glass trying to remove the glazing strip. I was almost done removing glazing strip when it broke. I replaced it with tempered glass. The old glazing strip had shrunk away from all the corners causing a leak in a lower corner.

No tips from here, but would you be willing to sell the leftover strip?

PM us if you change your mind!

Let me see how much I have left, could possibly sell the remainder to you? I don't need the left over (unless we break the window. Again.) since we sold the 18' Super, which uses same glazing strip on the front window. I'll get back to you by tomorrow.
No leaks, or shrinkage, since we installed it. I did use a thin line of clear sealant right above the strip and in the corners where the strips meet. I can't remember what I used, maybe tempro? It was whatever Vikx had recommended. Whatever it was, I should have put a strip of tape on the glass before applying. It got kinda messy.
I also used that thin, real sticky, black butyl to attach the glass to the frame. I thought it was such a waste to get that big roll, but it's almost gone now! We use it to stick a lot of stuff together around the house and even molding back on cars. It sticks pretty much anything together!
The water fill lid didn't have the clamp to hold it on, so I used the black butyl and that lid will probably never come off. There isn't a water tank anymore so don't need access.
Just an example of the many uses for the left over black glass butyl.