Thanks Alfredo for giving close up on using multi tool to start the cut out process on windsheild, first video I've seen. Most other videos already have that part done and just cut out the bottom of windsheild. Thanks again.
I really appreciate how often you've been uploading videos, It is so helpful as a mobile tech where I don't always have a more experienced tech to ask questions to
I am wondering if this will scratch a windshield I am removing from a wreck to reuse an also why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
Buen trabajo ,gracias a tus videos pude salirme de mi trabajo ,y empezar a poner WINSHIELD, hice mi pequeña compañía y ahora tengo un trabajador , yo no savia nada de com hacerlo asta q vi tu trabajo y ahí empecé a seguir todo los pasos q hacías , gracias brother y no dejes de hacer los videos créeme que nos sirven de mucho
A real pro... awesome work sir, i need to remove the windshield from my 2009 corrolla to fix rust on the roof near the windshield... you make this look so easy... like putting on a pair of pants 😂😂
Congratulations on your videos Alfredo, I thought I was the only one setting glass from the inside on the driver side. I'll be looking out for your vids. Keep up the good work..
Where did you get that multitool blade for it? I bet you can do it with just regular mutlitool blade. The regular blades are very flexable. The good thing with these blades is it also gets the goop warm as it cuts it.
you did a fantastic job presenting this video I admire the way you explain how everything should be done what to do and what not to do, thanks for the info. but i have a question where do you get the adapter for the multi tool
Wish vids like this had more close ups of what was being done. It’s a good basic demo, but I’m not seeing any more detail than i would be if i were a guy standing in the doorway watching.. i like seeing the close up details i would see if i were doing this myself. I cant see what YOUR looking at or for. Oh - and please switch to all Milwaukee tools for my viewing pleasure :)
I am wondering why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
Wish I could have hired you instead of Safelite Auto Glass. Their tech was so careless. He used the big sawzall looking tool around the entire windshield and scratched both of my fenders... You do an awesome job man.
Make them fix it. That's the problem in this field safelite bein a big company yall don't hold them responsible for damage but the little shops get blamed for pre-existing problems.
Not all safelite tech suck. I am a mastertech, can easywire the shield out faster then cold knife and extractor in this video. Even handwire the bottom is faster then extractor. Great way to cut dash and pinchweld. Also hood cover bro and seat cover a must... I do like your videos tho.
Ive always wanted to learn how to set like that inside the door.. would you be able to make a video on where you position the suction cup go and also your body positioning..
I can tell you from 11 years of personal experience that that doesn’t matter at all. I mean AT ALL. I run it the same way he does and I have never had a problem. Main thing is not being too wobbly with the gun and precision when you’re setting the windshield
Unfortunately, they changed the attachment configuration on the newer, multi tools models and the attachments that I was using using no longer work works
I am wondering why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
@@PhillipHall01 using a shorter blade first makes it easier to cut with the longer blade, less force required makes it easier on your body, at least with a manual cold knife
Yo estoy haciendo auto glass for un ańo y solo eh trabajado en un solo taller con un solo maestro, solo conosco una sola forma de hacerlo y mi pregunta es porque le haces un empate al pegamento en la parte de arriba y en el centro del windshield? Segun mi jefe cuando se hace asi podria leaks agua Gracias
There is only one model in each battery platform. One in the m18, and one in the m12.. its easily identified by the size of the batteries. The one he’s using for the majority of the work is the M12 model. The second one he grabs is the M18 model. The M18 is the one with the bigger battery and deeper tone. The Sawzall is Dewalt. The compact blower is Milwaukee’s too.
I am wondering if this will scratch a windshield I am removing from a wreck to reuse an also why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
@@PhillipHall01No it won’t scratch the windshield, and I’m guessing he used the shorter blade first because he thought it would get it all but obviously it didn’t. I agree the one inch would’ve been better but technically it is safer to start off with a smaller blade because sometimes if you start off with a bigger blade it doesn’t like to cut out as easily you could run into a situation where you start off with a bigger blade and all it does is break and chew up the glass as opposed to cutting it out because you didn’t do a relief cut with a smaller blade in the first place. But again I usually don’t run into that with the oscillating tool it’s more likely to happen if you use a larger blade on a cold knife
Good question. I am wondering if this will scratch a windshield I am removing from a wreck to reuse an also why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
Mazarita Village I own one my self and I do use it. It works great on windshields that don’t go under the hood. I’ve even have used it on Econoline and Express vans. I would recommend it, it’s a fast set up tool.
Unfortunately on that specific vehicle , il be 3 times as efficient using traditional coldknife and longknife teqnuiques however , my body is paying the price .
@@cxcx2090 Same here, how did it work out for yall? And I am wondering why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
You clearly know what you’re doing and it’s a good video but it’d be even better if you slowed down a bit. Take a bit more time to show the details and give the camera some time to show what you’re talking about. It’s as if you’re trying to do this as fast as you can, so much so that you mix up words because you’re trying to work and talk so fast. I get in the industry you want to be as fast as possible but this is an instructional video.
22 minutes and done! God Bless you too...
Thanks Alfredo for giving close up on using multi tool to start the cut out process on windsheild, first video I've seen. Most other videos already have that part done and just cut out the bottom of windsheild. Thanks again.
I really appreciate how often you've been uploading videos, It is so helpful as a mobile tech where I don't always have a more experienced tech to ask questions to
Trevor Pemberton I'm happy to hear my videos really helped. I'll keep adding more videos Bro.
I am wondering if this will scratch a windshield I am removing from a wreck to reuse an also why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
Munchas Grasias por tu vídeo
Buen trabajo ,gracias a tus videos pude salirme de mi trabajo ,y empezar a poner WINSHIELD, hice mi pequeña compañía y ahora tengo un trabajador , yo no savia nada de com hacerlo asta q vi tu trabajo y ahí empecé a seguir todo los pasos q hacías , gracias brother y no dejes de hacer los videos créeme que nos sirven de mucho
great job alfredo.i really admire your work,goes to show that there are people who take pride in there job
where can i get a dashboard like that one you have??
A real pro... awesome work sir, i need to remove the windshield from my 2009 corrolla to fix rust on the roof near the windshield... you make this look so easy... like putting on a pair of pants 😂😂
never knew about anti-vibration gloves, now I do.
Congratulations on your videos Alfredo, I thought I was the only one setting glass from the inside on the driver side. I'll be looking out for your vids. Keep up the good work..
Where did you get that multitool blade for it? I bet you can do it with just regular mutlitool blade. The regular blades are very flexable.
The good thing with these blades is it also gets the goop warm as it cuts it.
I really like this tool. It looks that it could save your shoulders from using a normal cold knife
What is the best spray you used? What is the best primer? What is the best urethane? Where did you get the multi tool urethane cutter tools?
Excellent video! Great details and explanations. Thank you for sharing.
you did a fantastic job presenting this video I admire the way you explain how everything should be done what to do and what not to do, thanks for the info. but i have a question where do you get the adapter for the multi tool
What blades do you use and the work around for the multi tool and the size of the hole on blades
Also that pilkington fits so nice
I like your attention to detail
Very informative, thank you for this video.
Wish vids like this had more close ups of what was being done. It’s a good basic demo, but I’m not seeing any more detail than i would be if i were a guy standing in the doorway watching.. i like seeing the close up details i would see if i were doing this myself. I cant see what YOUR looking at or for. Oh - and please switch to all Milwaukee tools for my viewing pleasure :)
I am wondering why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
Tools you are using for this video? Powered caulking gun, knife you used on lower windshield, etc. Thanks
Wish I could have hired you instead of Safelite Auto Glass. Their tech was so careless. He used the big sawzall looking tool around the entire windshield and scratched both of my fenders... You do an awesome job man.
Make them fix it. That's the problem in this field safelite bein a big company yall don't hold them responsible for damage but the little shops get blamed for pre-existing problems.
Safelite sucks
Not all safelite tech suck. I am a mastertech, can easywire the shield out faster then cold knife and extractor in this video. Even handwire the bottom is faster then extractor. Great way to cut dash and pinchweld. Also hood cover bro and seat cover a must... I do like your videos tho.
@@chrisp6457 agreed bro. I'm a Safelite senior tech, and I find I like my good fiber line just as much as my cold knife. I take pride in my work.
Ive always wanted to learn how to set like that inside the door.. would you be able to make a video on where you position the suction cup go and also your body positioning..
Good quick tip for installer , i due the same wen i am alone but i use double side suction cups .
next video,have the camera follow your work ,not your head. Did learn some. like to see those clips and ,where to get them.Thanks learned a lot
Brother can you please tell me the name of the wilwaukee tool you used please
good video. never start bead in the middle. dont run out on top either.
I can tell you from 11 years of personal experience that that doesn’t matter at all. I mean AT ALL. I run it the same way he does and I have never had a problem. Main thing is not being too wobbly with the gun and precision when you’re setting the windshield
Alfredo can you put the name of the tools you use ? Please like the multi tool blade . And where to get it if you don’t mind thanks
Unfortunately, they changed the attachment configuration on the newer, multi tools models and the attachments that I was using using no longer work works
Been doing this a long time and dude is good
I am wondering why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
@@PhillipHall01 using a shorter blade first makes it easier to cut with the longer blade, less force required makes it easier on your body, at least with a manual cold knife
@@soiledit672
Thanks
U made it looks easy thanks
You do a great job. I want you to remove rearview mirror right away next time.
Como aprietas el blade en el osilantte toll y que blade usas
The closed captioning cracked me up but I suppose it's not so funny to those that are deaf trying to follow along.
thanks for the vid very informative
VERY GOOD JOB
Thank you.
How I can get these tools kindly tell me name of tools and company name how I bring these in UAE.
Where did you get that blade from?
You only need to apply the primer to the pinch weld if you scratch it while removing the old urethane. Or, if it's bare/painted metal.
very easy!!
Yo estoy haciendo auto glass for un ańo y solo eh trabajado en un solo taller con un solo maestro, solo conosco una sola forma de hacerlo y mi pregunta es porque le haces un empate al pegamento en la parte de arriba y en el centro del windshield?
Segun mi jefe cuando se hace asi podria leaks agua
Gracias
De verdad no ve que solo esta uniendo el pegamento con el otro para que no quede espacio
Can you use those tools on all vehicles or will some vehicles require a wire system remove windshield?
What's the model number on the Milwaukee mutiltool?
There is only one model in each battery platform. One in the m18, and one in the m12.. its easily identified by the size of the batteries. The one he’s using for the majority of the work is the M12 model. The second one he grabs is the M18 model. The M18 is the one with the bigger battery and deeper tone. The Sawzall is Dewalt. The compact blower is Milwaukee’s too.
Hey Alfredo, thanks for the video, very helpful! I'm working with a VW Golf MK2, will the procedure be the same?
Pretty sure mk2 golf has a rubber gasket. You can use a string and some soapy water.
@@shaynedominguez3243
In Europe they do, in the U.S. it is bonded.
Good job , this is how I work at technaglass
I am wondering if this will scratch a windshield I am removing from a wreck to reuse an also why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
@@PhillipHall01No it won’t scratch the windshield, and I’m guessing he used the shorter blade first because he thought it would get it all but obviously it didn’t. I agree the one inch would’ve been better but technically it is safer to start off with a smaller blade because sometimes if you start off with a bigger blade it doesn’t like to cut out as easily you could run into a situation where you start off with a bigger blade and all it does is break and chew up the glass as opposed to cutting it out because you didn’t do a relief cut with a smaller blade in the first place. But again I usually don’t run into that with the oscillating tool it’s more likely to happen if you use a larger blade on a cold knife
you earned a new subscriber. But can you please name the tools.
you didn't slip the 2 cowl pieces together. that is why the hump in rubber is seen
Can you use the same tool (Milwaukee multi tool ) on the back windshield?
Good question. I am wondering if this will scratch a windshield I am removing from a wreck to reuse an also why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
Wat knife/s is in the Milwaukee tools thanks
I am going to buy the Sidekick setting tool. Any advice?
Mazarita Village I own one my self and I do use it. It works great on windshields that don’t go under the hood. I’ve even have used it on Econoline and Express vans. I would recommend it, it’s a fast set up tool.
@@AlfredosAutoGlassRepairCorona I noticed it from your videos that you don't use Lil Buddy Pro2 setting tool. Do you have it?
Mazarita Village I do have one and I also use it. I love tools
@@AlfredosAutoGlassRepairCorona Do you have email to send you couple questions?
Mazarita Village yes it’s alfredosautoglass@hotmail.com
Can you make a video of a 2017 ford 250
Where do you buy those knife( tool)
Unfortunately on that specific vehicle , il be 3 times as efficient using traditional coldknife and longknife teqnuiques however , my body is paying the price .
What is the name of a tool with a large knife
Awesome
I had to slow the video 2x so i can catch up with what he is up to
Where did you get that big dash protector
That is a cutting mat by the looks. You can get them in the sewing department at Walmart
how does that dewalt tool flip burgers at lunch time
I wish I had some of them cutter I almost think cutting the window out that's 90% of the work
apparently I've been doing this all wrong the whole time
cual es mejor el de 12 o 18v
What brand caulking gun are you using ?
Power push that’s the brand
Please . Put the link to buy. This milkwakke tool. I dont know its name.
Ronald Hernandez Milwaukee multi tool
Can you cut a good windshield out with that tool?
That's the problem I'm having is trying to figure out how to save a windshield without scratching or cracking the windshield
@@cxcx2090 Same here, how did it work out for yall? And I am wondering why he did not use the 1'' blade on the sides and top in the first place. Did he have a reason for using a shorter blade first? If you know I would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Phillip Hall
Whats the blade for the tool?
@@yjrrjy thanks!!!!
Use a soapy water spray with the stingray tool to help the life of the blade.
You clearly know what you’re doing and it’s a good video but it’d be even better if you slowed down a bit. Take a bit more time to show the details and give the camera some time to show what you’re talking about. It’s as if you’re trying to do this as fast as you can, so much so that you mix up words because you’re trying to work and talk so fast. I get in the industry you want to be as fast as possible but this is an instructional video.
damn pro
Glue on glass is a better method I feel, less chance of leaks.
None of your videos are showing up anymore.
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Too many seams dude and that towel with ur excess urethane is going to fall on a seat one day. Just things I noticed otherwise good job
Anti vibration gloves;eye protection; no hearing protection; what?