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| Laminated Plate Glass | Two thin sheets of glass with a thin layer of clear plastic between them. |
| Manual Regulator | Used to manually raise or lower th edoor glass. |
| Glass Specialty Shop | Business that specializes in glass service. Often hired to install windshields and back glass. |
| Adhesive Bonded | Glass that is installed with an adhesive. |
| Rubber Gasket | Used to install glass without hte use of adhesive. |
| Power Regulator | Uses an electric motor to raise or lower the door glass. |
| Quarter Glass | Window that is mounted in the rear quarter panel. |
| Belt Moulding | Trim piece that fits against the outside of the glass mounded on hte top edge of the door fram. Keeps rain and other debris out of the vehicle. |
| Tempered Glass | Heat treated glass that has more resistance to impact than regular glass of the same thickness. |
| Glass | A transparent substance manufactured by heating a mixture of sand, soda, limestone, and other materials to a temperature of about 2400 degrees. |
| Partial cut out | Removing only some of the adhesive when servicing auto glass. |
| Glass Run Channel | Is applied around window fram. Keeps wind adn rain out of a vehicle. Also helps with vibrations. |
| Glass Stop | Prevents the glass from being lowered into other parts of the door. |
| Full Cut Out | Removing all adhesive when servicing auto glass. |
| Cold Knife | Used to manually cut out auto glass. |
| Front Channel | Keeps the glass properly aligned when raising or lowering. |
