Hi, my name is Ray from the Antidexteck Glass Network. I got a surprise today. It'll be the first time in the first video of how to remove the old glass from your frame and to put a new one in. The only difference is this is going to be done right. I've seen ways in the videos of kids cutting their hands and stuff and taking the frames off of housings and doing whatever that's the opposite of what you really have to do and what you should do. So, the following tools is what you need. You need anything to remove a car mirror which nobody has been showing on your internet. Okay, it's a secret and it's incredible that nobody's been doing it. It's called heat. It is the thing that breaks down adhesive. If you ever have a bolt on a car that's arrested and you've tried the WD40 and the liquid wrench and you can't get it off, what do you do? Heat. Expansion contraction always works and especially breaking down of adhesive. The second thing you would need is, and I know a lot of you don't have this item but it's what they call an order to the last scraper. We do sell these online. They're a nice tool even to use after done with it because it's a carbide steel in which you can sharpen using a stone. But they're great little tools. I do sell them on the net and they're a great tool to get off the mirror for the car. If you don't have this, you can use a putty knife because you'll notice how easy this mirror comes out once I heat it up. Okay, the next thing you need is a paint estate. And basically silicone in which to glue it back in and which we also sell online. So what we're going to do is also you need a garbage can. Now put the garbage can underneath. Now we're going to apply heat drugs in the mirror. Now you don't want to get too crazy with it. And you don't have to worry about it crashing. Actually that's a good thing when it starts to crack on you. Now I've seen too many videos where people were trying to do this without heat and they were struggling and it's just ridiculous that but anyhow we're not showing it the correct way. Now, once you apply some heat to it which is going to probably use several applications you want it to absorb for a little while. Now this glass is hot. I should wear gloves but I'm not going to cut myself. But basically you get a corner, get underneath it. And you're going to hear and notice that this glass is now pulling out. Now you don't want to ruin the frame. So you just go nice and slow. There's no hurry in this job. So I don't want to ruin the frame because it's basically what holds the glass in. I have that clean in the work. So again I'm going to apply heat. And if you don't have a propane torch, okay. The next thing you can use is basically your wife or your daughter's hairdryer. They could go up to 15, 18 hundred watts and they get pretty darn hot. So you can heat it up with the hairdryer. Now if you notice I'm not touching it yet because the more I let the heat absorb into the frame the more it's going to loosen up the adhesive in which was used previous. You never want to take the frame off the motor, motor housing. And the reason is just like having a third hand. I'm not holding a frame while I'm doing this. The housing is doing it for me. Okay so here we go. By mirror. Now do you want your heating element back Max? If we can work it? Yeah. Okay. Now I'm having a struggle with getting off the pad. The heating element pad is glued to this frame. Again, apply heat. So we're basically peeling off the old heating element. There's the grids. Okay. Slide a little bit of inventory in which I do have a heating element. We do have the the only M heating element. Okay. This is basically. He's got. We do sell the heating elements go to the additional options on the website. You'll see the heat element along with the silicone. Okay. So now basically we got the two males. Now what I strongly suggest is doing the first thing. Because we're basically ready to install. Now I also sell the silicone online. Okay. Basically it's pure non-lake text base silicone. It's very high acidic. It will glue into anything. It will glue and bond the plastic glass. And that's really what we want. It's glue in the plastic and glass. Now the way these heating elements are activated is when you in the morning wakes up, it turns on as the fogger or he turns on as back less. It's when the heating elements turn on. Okay. So we basically take the silicone and we break the tip. All right. So what you basically do is you break the tip. Use a razor blade. And now you're broken the tip on the silicone. What you want to do is place it in four spots in a mirror. And what I suggest is always keep it about an inch inch and a half from the frame lip. Because once you do this the glue will not ooze out and you'll have a mess. If it ever does ooze out on you and say it comes out with a frame is the frame lip. Do not touch it. For the reason that silicone is very high acidic and you'll never get it off the mirror. It will be a mess. And then one in the middle. As you see we're not using a lot. We're probably half inch by three eighths of an inch out. Now what I suggest you do before you install it is to connect the power leads. Don't put the power leads after you're gluing in. Okay. The reason is that you have the mirror in. You might have to pop out the housing. Now actually this glass is going to fit OEM around this frame. I am now installing it. I'm pushing it in. And voila! Gaston. We have a new mirror. Let me show you first surface. Chromium and I'll put it up against the lens. It has 40% translucency which means it absorbs 40% light. And if I put it up there Max can you see my face? Yep. See how you're looking through a mirror? Perfect. Now let's look at what he had. Can you see crap? Alright. Now, Max drives away. We want to make sure that what we did in this hard work today is going to stay on his vehicle. We apply it on the back end of his housing. We basically apply it to his mirror. And you do one run in the middle. We don't go crazy. You don't have to fully tape it in the back so it's easy to come off. I mean he is going to run into a situation while he's driving down the road. He's going to see a little bit yellow. As they call me mello yellow. That's right. Now the mirror hold into place. Hopefully now you have seen how to remove a car mirror from a frame that the glass is broken and doing it properly. By using heat is your answer. It makes the job easier. Instead of if I was to do this in 40 degree temperature without the heat the glass would be splattering all over the place. And I would do what the kid did on his YouTube. He cut himself. Keep the frame on the motor. It is like having a second hand. Okay. This way I'm not fumbling with a plastic thing in my hand and then jabbing myself and bleeding. But yes, I'm Ray from the Internet Glass Network and you can go to the bottom of the page and go to my URL. This happened to be a replacement of 2002 Chevy Tahoe. Which is very similar to the suburban and all the GM trucks. They're great trucks. They last forever. So I thank you very much for watching YouTube. Go to www.auto-glass.com and or www.intro-glassnetwork.com. My name is Ray Alvric and thanks for watching my video. You have a great day.