Great job!! I been installing for 18 years now. Enjoy watching videos. Always like to see other people’s methods. One trick I do on the side mouldings is leave the bottom screw in and swing moulding down. That screw is a pain. Keep up the good videos.
Awesome work!!! always very professional, thank you for taking the time to record videos. They help me a ton I’m sure I’m not the only tech that have benefited from you videos . Keep up the good work. 👍
Alfredo really looked out for me on this one. Thank you for the step by step support setting up my Milwaukee multi tool. Incredible tool and incredible person. Thank you from my family to yours
You did a great job. I would love to see you use a real cold knife. I have done Windshields for ten years the only power tool we use is a ambush. Have never used any type of wire or cord system. I would love to learn but there are very expensive. Me and my boss did a 1549 in 15 mins one day. That was pulling the truck in, completely remove the wiper and cowling. Take out the windshield rest and reinstall the wipers , cowling and vacuum the floors and seats and wipe down the car. And pulled my out of the shop. Great videos
I've done close to a 1000 DW1549GBY I'm done with it in about half hour. The power tool that's used on the top, I've never used. Next time I do one I'll post the video. No scratches and no issues, no vacuum either
Really cool tools that you're using but I can already tell that this would take too long to be worth buying that tool. The simple design of this windshield should not require this much effort, just "eye" the top corners to align with the rain guards and make sure the U-Lip molding is flush to the top portion of the pinchweld. But we all have our own ways of doing things.
Great Job Alfredo as always ! the rollerdeck is a good tool but i went ahead and got a quickset and let me tell you Papa that it is wayy easier to use and set up than the rollerdeck , have you gotten to use one yet?? keep up the great work Bro!
First part ,nice como extractor.. but your using the wrong blade, always use short blades at all times, long blades only for deep cut for them explorer WS, no need to remove the universal molding, jus flip the extractor blade
Great job , could you share the link of the chargeable knife machine the red one you used or what the name of it ? I am tired of using the cold equalizer knife, thank you
I think the rolladeck is easier than the side kick. Both me and my tech are small guys so looking at what aid we should possibly use for setting the glass
51848 1inc blade and 51849 1 1/2 in you’ll need an attachment www.ereplacementparts.com/adapter-p-721238.html?gclid=Cj0KCQiAzZL-BRDnARIsAPCJs72LVCIbPmqNnN25gLErvbi8H__iijn-bwxEEIGQ3EU7rAVEbn9YPjwaApRsEALw_wcB
Carson Byler I only use the oscillating tool on really tough cut outs when my fiber line or wire have had problems cutting out the glass. I try to use fiber line as much as possible.
All that power. Why not just use cold knife? Have done so many of those windshields. Are they harder to cut out? Yes, but not so bad. My batteries went bad on account of not using the tool enough. It definitely has its place. Either way your a very conscientious installer.
Jesus Hernandez thank you I respect your comment. I used to set every glass with no settings tools my self too. This one has setting blocks which are useful but not every tech out there could do a self set even with setting blocks. So I thought I’d share how to set the glass precisely using a setting system.
I have an 86 4runner it seem like the urethane isn't adhered to the glass on the pillar side as I can physically move the windshield up a bit What would be the best thing to do?
Best thing is to replace the glass and start fresh with a new installed. I would recommend you using a company that uses DuPont products and make sure they use black primer 5504g on the glass to prevent the same thing happening again
@@AlfredosAutoGlassRepairCorona I'm pretty familiar with glass but haven't done auto glass I'm a glazier by trade and don't know how easy it is to find a windshield for a 86 4runner How much would you charge if I was to call you just to set the glass? If you provided the glass and if you didn't At work we have sika poly you think that is good stuff?
@@BraddaMarlon These windshields come with no paint band that’s the reason I recommend you to use DuPont with their primer to protect the urethane from the uv rays. Does windshields are still around you should be able to find one no problem
Great video! I have a question regarding windshield installing cups and urethane guns. Which cups do you recommend? I was looking to purchase the WRD Pro6-B glass handling cups. I see you mainly use the PowerPush. Would you recommend this over say Dewalt or Milwaukee gun?
1 tech I have both Milwaukee and Powerpush. If you are using sausage urethane I would recommend you the Milwaukee gun because with the Powerpush is hard to turn the gun.
I'm not sure what you mean by the PowerPush is hard to turn? Have you ever used the Dewalt 20 volt gun? I have several 20v Dewalt products and would be nice to just purchase a gun.
MidCali831 I replace every underside molding since it has a double sided tape that glues onto the glass it’s really not save-able. I replace new moldings every time. It’s part of the replacement.
Alfredo's Auto Glass Repair Corona With a fresh molding on the new glass it never gets wavy or uneven like ulip as well? I know the old molding gets thrown away, in talking about the new molding.
Hi Alfredo, can you support me by telling me which tool is the one you use at the top of the windshield, to remove it, since I am from Mexico and here, they do not sell that type of tool, I have only been able to get an equalizer, I would appreciate it
Just curious has anyone else on here had any trouble with their cordless ambush extractor battery not making good contact after the strap breaks? Mine has completely took a shit on me got the new cordless Blackhawk it’s a little smaller and powerful love it so far. My ambush only lasted 2 1/2 years before it crapped out, have replaced batteries and tried numerous other batteries even with a full charge with a new battery it runs like it’s half powered
Hey Alfredo, what oscillating cut out tool are you using? The only ones I can find through windshield companies are almost $1,000. Don't really feal like paying that much for a tool. But if I have to I will. Love how easy that tool makes cutting the urathane.
The Milwaukee one works good you just need to buy the blades and special attachment that holds the blade. Here are the links two both. Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing. www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Oscillating-Multi-Tool-Tool-Only-2626-20/204463218 www.ereplacementparts.com/adapter-p-721238.html?gclid=Cj0KCQiAzZL-BRDnARIsAPCJs72LVCIbPmqNnN25gLErvbi8H__iijn-bwxEEIGQ3EU7rAVEbn9YPjwaApRsEALw_wcB
MidCali831 I have done a ton of 1217s. Easiest way for me is just using the electric EQ on the whole thing. I cut them out just like Alfredo does in this video but then I even use the EQ on the top from the inside. Just make sure to lubricate very good! That encapsulation around them can be a pain. He Alfredo what do you use for a lubrication? I use a 1/2 cup of Super Seven degreaser and top off my bottle with water. Keeps the blade cool and it’s great for wiping down dashboards.
Working on the street is a bad idea. Installers have been injured from cars passing by. Plus the fact that you are stepping up and down on the curb. I call ahead and get customers to get cars backed in driveways and centered. I get some pushback, but it makes my job more efficient and safer. I see installers working on vehicles driven into spots and walking around it to work on it. Come on guys have some Self respect and make your jobsite safe and efficient . Stacy
RAUL saju Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing. M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool (Tool-Only) www.homedepot.com/p/204463218 Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing. M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit w/(2) 3.0Ah Batteries, Accessories, Charger, Bag www.homedepot.com/p/204463215 www.rolladeck.net
I see you're in Corona.. I got a 1997 suburban needs a windshield and 99 ml430 needs windshield. I'm in Moreno Valley do you do mobile it looks you do here by the video. I'll call tomorrow.
Great job!! I been installing for 18 years now. Enjoy watching videos. Always like to see other people’s methods. One trick I do on the side mouldings is leave the bottom screw in and swing moulding down. That screw is a pain. Keep up the good videos.
Alan Means thank you!!
I do the same, and those car are easy to do
Awesome work!!! always very professional, thank you for taking the time to record videos. They help me a ton I’m sure I’m not the only tech that have benefited from you videos . Keep up the good work. 👍
Alfredo really looked out for me on this one. Thank you for the step by step support setting up my Milwaukee multi tool. Incredible tool and incredible person. Thank you from my family to yours
You did a great job. I would love to see you use a real cold knife. I have done Windshields for ten years the only power tool we use is a ambush. Have never used any type of wire or cord system. I would love to learn but there are very expensive. Me and my boss did a 1549 in 15 mins one day. That was pulling the truck in, completely remove the wiper and cowling. Take out the windshield rest and reinstall the wipers , cowling and vacuum the floors and seats and wipe down the car. And pulled my out of the shop. Great videos
Justin Hales thank you. I’ll definitely do one just using hand tools.
Any safelite techs watching lol
Jay_em2 That would be great!!
I’m a safelite tech. Keep up the good work man 🙏🏾
Beautiful scenery in the back ground! I miss being there
I've done close to a 1000 DW1549GBY I'm done with it in about half hour. The power tool that's used on the top, I've never used. Next time I do one I'll post the video. No scratches and no issues, no vacuum either
What is te name of that tool ?
Your videos get better every time. Thank you alfredo.
Trevor Pemberton thank you. I’ll do my best to keep it up. 👍
Takes pride in his work. Good job on the install.
man i could have used that setting tool SO many times.. very nice.. again ,,great job
good show! I don't like the power tools no more, 26 year has hurt my arms , hands , and elbows, I love working with the spider tool.
Greg Snider thank you. Same here I prefer To use a wire or fiber line cut out tool myself.
I watched couple of you videos and the tools you're using need a part number in the description section. Thank you.
Thank you for watching my videos! I’ll definitely start doing that thank you for your comment it’s helpful.
Alfredo I do my 1341s the same way. But I don’t have those fancy electric knives. I have to muscle up on the top 💪🏻💪🏻
Martin Evans Lol. My muscles 💪are getting very sore lately. I use wire or fiber line in anything I can when I have the time.
Martin Evans what’s that tool called that you used to set your windshield
Alfredo's Auto Glass Repair Corona what that tool called you used to help you set your glass
Wow a job done in 30 min quick money and easy to install once the skills are mastered simple 🤑
Fantastic Job. As always. It is a lot colder up here though. DW 1341 becomes extremely hard.
hermano eres el mejor he aprendido mucho de ti
Mauricio Hernandez Gracias amigo! me da gusto oír que mis videos pueden ayudarte. Gracias por tomar tu tiempo en verlos.
You are so smart always have the right tool for the technique
What is the name of the red wireless tool you used to cut the window out?
How is this blade for the Multitool called?
Really cool tools that you're using but I can already tell that this would take too long to be worth buying that tool. The simple design of this windshield should not require this much effort, just "eye" the top corners to align with the rain guards and make sure the U-Lip molding is flush to the top portion of the pinchweld. But we all have our own ways of doing things.
I like that rolladeck, very cool!
Great Job Alfredo as always ! the rollerdeck is a good tool but i went ahead and got a quickset and let me tell you Papa that it is wayy easier to use and set up than the rollerdeck , have you gotten to use one yet?? keep up the great work Bro!
Eric Stevens yes I have a Quick set my self! Its Very helpful tool and very fast to set up.
Cold knife top and sides, Ambush on the bottom
If you don't have a wire, you will probably have a sawsall and a homemade spatula attachment, plus a battery multitool. Lol
Wheredo you get the blades to fit the Milwaukee?
So when you have to go down to bare metal does that make the window sit any lower? and by the way nice job.
Where do you get that tool that you hooked to the wiper to help you set the windshield?
rolladeck.net
First part ,nice como extractor.. but your using the wrong blade, always use short blades at all times, long blades only for deep cut for them explorer WS, no need to remove the universal molding, jus flip the extractor blade
Que tal amigo muy buenos videos .. una pregunta que liquido usas para limpiar o descontaminar el parabrisas le agradecería si me responde
Great job , could you share the link of the chargeable knife machine the red one you used or what the name of it ? I am tired of using the cold equalizer knife, thank you
What do you use for the lubrication?
Can you use any bigger of a blade on your ambush?
Jesse Sorensen the one I’m using is the longest one available.
Alfredo does nice work, good job
Esa que usas es multitud o que es la roja
What’s that Milwaukee tool called it’s better than a cold knife
Yeah First class work all the way.
Where did you buy the cold knife machine at?
Excelente!!! muy buenos tus videos.
Ismael Gomez Gracias 😊
will this method work on a 1970 nova?
I think the rolladeck is easier than the side kick. Both me and my tech are small guys so looking at what aid we should possibly use for setting the glass
What blade you use in the oscillation tool?
I have a question is that just water your using to lubricate for extractor or mix in with soap
I feel it's best just to use water cuz the soapy water will contaminate the bead with oils
Water only never use anything else to lubricate.
What blades do you use for the Milwaukee tool. I bought that tool but the blades wont fit.
51848 1inc blade and 51849 1 1/2 in you’ll need an attachment www.ereplacementparts.com/adapter-p-721238.html?gclid=Cj0KCQiAzZL-BRDnARIsAPCJs72LVCIbPmqNnN25gLErvbi8H__iijn-bwxEEIGQ3EU7rAVEbn9YPjwaApRsEALw_wcB
Where can I get one of them cold knife power tool
Great video Alfredo, what kind of blades do you use for the Milwaukee cut out tool . Thanks
Byron Argueta 51848 & 51849 from Equalizer tools.
Nice professional work were can I get that blade
Great job . Thanks
Great job very professional. Very clean and neat, Thank you for this video was a big help!!
What product name glue is the best brand?
What was the name of the tool you used for the top part of the window and where do I get the blades
Most auto parts stores and home depots carry them
What I've learned with this job is the more you rush, the more tools you drop. Lol..
Grady Lester that’s for sure. Better to take your time, one replacement at a time!
what tool and blade is that
Excelente trabajo yo soy de riverside cuanto me sale para una 2002 chevrolet tahoe primo
So what makes you determine whether to use an oscillating tool with cold knife or using the spyder?
Carson Byler I only use the oscillating tool on really tough cut outs when my fiber line or wire have had problems cutting out the glass. I try to use fiber line as much as possible.
All that power. Why not just use cold knife? Have done so many of those windshields. Are they harder to cut out? Yes, but not so bad. My batteries went bad on account of not using the tool enough. It definitely has its place. Either way your a very conscientious installer.
Hey I'm in Phoenix Arizona where do I find a guy like you here in Arizona or will you come here to do my repair?
I respect your work a lot but the rolladeck is not the best setting tool for this particular truck I rather do a dry set and set it on the glass stops
Jesus Hernandez thank you I respect your comment. I used to set every glass with no settings tools my self too. This one has setting blocks which are useful but not every tech out there could do a self set even with setting blocks. So I thought I’d share how to set the glass precisely using a setting system.
I have an 86 4runner it seem like the urethane isn't adhered to the glass on the pillar side as I can physically move the windshield up a bit
What would be the best thing to do?
Best thing is to replace the glass and start fresh with a new installed. I would recommend you using a company that uses DuPont products and make sure they use black primer 5504g on the glass to prevent the same thing happening again
@@AlfredosAutoGlassRepairCorona I'm pretty familiar with glass but haven't done auto glass I'm a glazier by trade and don't know how easy it is to find a windshield for a 86 4runner
How much would you charge if I was to call you just to set the glass? If you provided the glass and if you didn't
At work we have sika poly you think that is good stuff?
@@BraddaMarlon These windshields come with no paint band that’s the reason I recommend you to use DuPont with their primer to protect the urethane from the uv rays. Does windshields are still around you should be able to find one no problem
@@AlfredosAutoGlassRepairCorona can this black Dupont primer also be applied to the raw metal?
Where did you get that blade let me know please
My boss makes us use the stupid handheld cutter blades I wish he would let us use power tools to make it easier I hate those push-pull blades
When can I get that tool
Great video champ 👌👌
Tequila Vlogzz thank you.
Great video! I have a question regarding windshield installing cups and urethane guns. Which cups do you recommend? I was looking to purchase the WRD Pro6-B glass handling cups. I see you mainly use the PowerPush. Would you recommend this over say Dewalt or Milwaukee gun?
1 tech I have both Milwaukee and Powerpush. If you are using sausage urethane I would recommend you the Milwaukee gun because with the Powerpush is hard to turn the gun.
I'm not sure what you mean by the PowerPush is hard to turn? Have you ever used the Dewalt 20 volt gun? I have several 20v Dewalt products and would be nice to just purchase a gun.
1 tech when I apply the urethane and get to the corners it’s hard to turn the gun to continue. Definitely doable but not easy.
One more question, on certain moldings do they always come out perfect? like underside and if they don't what do you do?
MidCali831 I replace every underside molding since it has a double sided tape that glues onto the glass it’s really not save-able. I replace new moldings every time. It’s part of the replacement.
Alfredo's Auto Glass Repair Corona With a fresh molding on the new glass it never gets wavy or uneven like ulip as well? I know the old molding gets thrown away, in talking about the new molding.
MidCali831 got it yes I’ll do a video on fixing wavy moldings.
Hi Alfredo, can you support me by telling me which tool is the one you use at the top of the windshield, to remove it, since I am from Mexico and here, they do not sell that type of tool, I have only been able to get an equalizer, I would appreciate it
Just curious has anyone else on here had any trouble with their cordless ambush extractor battery not making good contact after the strap breaks? Mine has completely took a shit on me got the new cordless Blackhawk it’s a little smaller and powerful love it so far. My ambush only lasted 2 1/2 years before it crapped out, have replaced batteries and tried numerous other batteries even with a full charge with a new battery it runs like it’s half powered
Have you tried changing your switch? I have replaced it maybe about 3 or 4 times on the older all red express from equalizer.
Coldknife is faster yo
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Hey Alfredo, what oscillating cut out tool are you using? The only ones I can find through windshield companies are almost $1,000. Don't really feal like paying that much for a tool. But if I have to I will. Love how easy that tool makes cutting the urathane.
The Milwaukee one works good you just need to buy the blades and special attachment that holds the blade. Here are the links two both. Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing.
www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Oscillating-Multi-Tool-Tool-Only-2626-20/204463218
www.ereplacementparts.com/adapter-p-721238.html?gclid=Cj0KCQiAzZL-BRDnARIsAPCJs72LVCIbPmqNnN25gLErvbi8H__iijn-bwxEEIGQ3EU7rAVEbn9YPjwaApRsEALw_wcB
@@AlfredosAutoGlassRepairCorona So did you just put a regular cold knife blade on the adapter?
Everything I wanted to learn you skipped over
Alfredo, Where did you get the dash protector? It looks bigger than the equalizer one
Bri genkins I came up with it my self, the material is from a self healing cutting mat. I bought it at Joanns
Where can I buy that fender cover that you use? thanks
Pinche máquina guanga
Alfredo can you do 1217s or vehicles like this that are in some cases hard cutouts.
MidCali831 definitely! Thank you for taking the time to watch my videos
MidCali831 I have done a ton of 1217s. Easiest way for me is just using the electric EQ on the whole thing. I cut them out just like Alfredo does in this video but then I even use the EQ on the top from the inside. Just make sure to lubricate very good! That encapsulation around them can be a pain.
He Alfredo what do you use for a lubrication? I use a 1/2 cup of Super Seven degreaser and top off my bottle with water. Keeps the blade cool and it’s great for wiping down dashboards.
Martin Evans I use plain water for lubrication and it seems to work very well.
0:23 hello
Tool and blade part numbers please ?
Motored pulling knife?😮
DW 1341 before that was DW 1217 before that was DW 848
"Back in the days?"
This job is getting to time consuming, i do 7 to 8 job a day and a use the car stops to set the glass
Working on the street is a bad idea. Installers have been injured from cars passing by. Plus the fact that you are stepping up and down on the curb. I call ahead and get customers to get cars backed in driveways and centered. I get some pushback, but it makes my job more efficient and safer.
I see installers working on vehicles driven into spots and walking around it to work on it. Come on guys have some Self respect and make your jobsite safe and efficient .
Stacy
That green thing says high voltage
Por favor nombre de las herramientas bro?🙏
RAUL saju Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing.
M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool (Tool-Only)
www.homedepot.com/p/204463218
Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing.
M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit w/(2) 3.0Ah Batteries, Accessories, Charger, Bag
www.homedepot.com/p/204463215
www.rolladeck.net
Alfredo's Auto Glass Repair Corona muchas gracias me gusta tu canal muy buenos videos bendiciones hermano!🙌
RAUL saju gracias amigo.
I see you're in Corona.. I got a 1997 suburban needs a windshield and 99 ml430 needs windshield. I'm in Moreno Valley do you do mobile it looks you do here by the video. I'll call tomorrow.
Look like ubwill have alot of scratches all over your dash and hood paint hell naw mane
What? Speak up son.
Looks like San Jacinto CA to me kinda..