How to Remove and Reseal School Bus Windows

We've been hard at work resealing all of our windows in our skoolie, and there are a LOT of them! Here's a quick tutorial of how we've done it, including a few tips to make the process a little simpler.
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[@CS-uc2oh]

I can't believe your videos don't have more views. These are to the point and very helpful unlike 99% of the bus conversion videos that are filled with a bunch of nonsense before you get to what you need out of the video.

[@ChickFixUSA]

I totally agree! 😄 Feel free to share it!

[@user-ds9dt8ss8v]

new school bus mechanic for a small school district. this video was very much helpful.

[@twostroke12v71]

Nice same here

[@ronaldc8634]

Did your ceiling have screws or rivets?

[@baileyvanvlack2]

Is it necessary to use butyl tape, or just taking the window out, cleaning it, putting back in, and caulking it back up?

[@ChickFixUSA]

Unsure. We're pretty meticulous about such things. If you used the butyl caulk on the outside, it might be enough. I'm not sure there was much more than that when we took the windows out, but we really wanted to seal them up as much as possible. And thanks for watching!