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Now i'm sure someone on here has done this at some point. What all goes into the removal and reinstall. I'm going to glass a custom rear deck i'm making and it seems impossible without removing the back glass.

 
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yea, i wanna do that just so i don't have to yell and scream when i get my new 6x9s

 
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lol well maybe not then

 
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well it is caulked in place. It's in the service manual, I think you remove the trims inside and out, then stick a metal wire or cord through a corner. Have someone inside and someone outside and work in a sawing motion all around until you have worked all the way. I think that was all..

 
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I think you need a special tool to get the windows out.... someone might know what it is.

Anyways, instead of removing the glass, why don't you just take out the rear deck?

Also... instead of glassing it... you can get some plastic filler spray. It fills in the texture and then you sand it smooth. Once that's done you can just paint it and it'll turn out just as good as if you glassed it. Plus it's way cheaper and a lot easier.

 
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the rear window is held in place with urethaene, just call a windshield company to remove/ install it for you, its usually pretty resonable

 
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Yeah thats if they dont crack it..
no one will do that and not warn you of the possibility of it breaking

 
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I already have the rear deck removed and a few layers of sound deadening material installed. My plan is to glass over the top of it and make a custom rear deck. One of the first things I did with my car was remove the rear deck because I cant stand it.