Windshield Removal Tool Kit - Premium
Windshield Removal Tool Kit - Premium






Windshield Removal Tool Kit - Premium






Windshield Removal Tool Kit - Premium
How it works
Easy to use
Prepare the vehicle
01
Prepare and Insert Gorilla Cord
02
Attach Cord into your Removal System
03
Cut through the urethane with Cord
04
Product features
Built for Daily Professional Use
Although compact in size, the FinalCut™ is over-engineered to withstand the daily demands of professional windshield removal while maintaining smooth cutting performance.
Compact 6” Vacuum Pump Cup Footprint
Equipped with a 6-inch curved rubber vacuum pump cup for secure placement in tight areas. Ideal for quarter glass, back glass, and windshield cut-outs where space is limited.
Locking Back Drive Mechanism
Features an integrated locking back drive system that prevents wire or cord from slipping or releasing under tension during ratchet or drill operation — improving safety and cutting consistency.
Hardened Stainless Steel Spool & Pulleys
Engineered with 304 stainless steel spool and pulley components. These hardened parts are designed to accept both wire and cord cutting materials for long-term durability and performance.
Industry-First Dual-Drive Cutting System
One of the only engineered dual-drive systems on the market. Operates using either the GT Tools® swivel drive ratchet or a low-revolution, high-torque drill — giving technicians unmatched flexibility on the job.
Precision Machined Billet Aluminum Body
The FinalCut™ is precision machined from a single block of 6061 billet aluminum, creating a strong yet lightweight body. Its offset ergonomic design allows technicians to fit into tight spaces with greater control and efficiency.
Technical Details
GT Tools® Premium auto glass tool kit was put together for the professional. This kit is built upon the foundation of the auto glass Basic kit, but includes some extra items that add versatility and efficiency to the auto glass specialist. The kit includes the GT.38 Special; GT Tools® newest and most advanced reciprocating auto glass cutting tool. The kit also includes a choice of (1) of two wire and cord cutting system options. GT’s FinalCut™, and Kong™ wire and cord cutting systems are perfect for removing windshields from non-molding vehicles without damaging the body.
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I am considering your tool to replace Viper, my concern is tool slippage during operation and the contact area where line / wire meets the tool specifically where line comes up through the housing.... I use wire more than line and know what it does to contact points, is there a replaceable roller / bushing at these areas? please advise. Regards JJ NGA 28th year Master tech.
Hi JJ, those are great questions. To answer your first one, the 6” cup will hold on windshields, quarter, and back glass in all situations but extremely hard urethane and RVs. Even in those situations, all you need to do is move the tool a couple more times to keep your acute cutting angle. If you think you’re going to be doing a lot of larger vehicles, I would go with our Shortcut, which is built on an 8” platform. As for wearing components, the cord/wire rides on all hardened stainless steel components (pulley, raised, hardened dowel pin at body contact point, and stainless steel spool. These components are all replaceable as well but we haven’t seen any come back in 2 years for replacement.
I use the Milwaukee M18 urethane gun and vacuum. I want a drill to run my short cut with. Which M18 drill is recommended? I used another drill and it was not powerful enough to spin the tool. Thank you.
Hey Roy - We've found the best tool to run on both the ShortCut and FinalCut is the Milwaukee Brushless Cordless M18 1/2" drill/driver. Bare tool part number is 2801-20.
Hello Is it made in USA?
Yes, the FinalCut is entirely made in Durango Colorado USA
Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, safety glasses).
Ensure the vehicle is stable and secure before starting.
Follow all instructions and safety guidelines in the manual.
Do not force the tool; let the cord do the cutting to avoid damaging the vehicle or glass.
Inspect the tool and cords for wear before each use.
Keep hands and body parts clear of the cutting area during operation
DIRECTION TO USE FINALCUT REMOVAL TOOL
Step 1: Prepare the Vehicle
1. Remove windshield wipers.
3. Remove cowling clips and inspect for additional moldings or components that need removal.
4. Ensure the pinch weld channel is clear of clips, debris, and excess urethane.
5. Pre-cut windshield corners or bottom using a reciprocating auto glass cutout tool (cut at least 2" across the dash).
Step 2: Prepare and Insert Gorilla Cord, ZipLine, Titan Cord, or your choice of synthetic auto glass removal cord.
1. Attach your cord about 6 inches from the end into the T-handle notch.
2. Insert the T-handle tool through the pre-cut bottom drivers corner of the windshield.
3. Push the cord from the inside to the outside of the vehicle, leaving 1–2 feet of slack beyond the FinalCut mounting point on the inside of the vehicle and a loop roughly 10-15 ft on the outside of the glass.
4. Ensure cord is seated below the glass around the windshield.
Step 3: Set Up the Finalcut Tool
1. Attach the Finalcut tool so pulley and nose is pointed toward the upper driver corner.
2. Attach one end of the cord into the Anchor Clamp at the drivers bottom corner dash:
3 Attach the other end of the cord into the FinalCut Rear Spool
4. Turn the winding hub 4–5 times to remove slack.
5. Attach the ratchet handle or drill to the drive shaft on the FinalCut
Step 4: Begin Cutting and Protect Interior
1. Place small protection shield between synthetic cord and vehicle interior (dash, garnish molding).
2. Begin winding the Finalcut tool to start cutting up the Driver's A-Pillar
3. Reposition protection shield as needed while cutting up the A-pillar.
4. Once you cut up the Driver's A-pillar, hold down the pawl to release tension and reposition the FinalCut to the upper passenger corner. The pulley and nose should be pointed toward the upper passenger corner with the cord running back as close to the body of the tool towards the upper drivers corner.
5. Begin winding the Finalcut tool to start cutting across the headliner. Be careful of cables, mirror, etc.
6. Use a rocking motion with the ratchet handle while depressing the pawl in high-stress areas to prevent overstressing the cord.
7. Once you cut across the headliner, hold down the pawl to release tension and reposition the FinalCut to the lower passenger corner. The pulley and nose should be pointed toward the lower passenger corner with the cord running back as close to the body of the tool towards the upper passenger corner.
8. Begin winding the Finalcut tool to start cutting down the passenger A-Pillar.
9. If you pre-cut the bottom of the glass, remove the FinalCut, Unspool and reuse cord material for the next job.
10. If you did not pre-cut the bottom of the glass, hold down the pawl to release tension and reposition the FinalCut to the lower driver corner. The pulley and nose should be pointed toward the lower driver corner with the cord running back as close to the body of the tool towards the lower passenger corner.
11. Begin winding the Finalcut tool to start cutting across the dash.
12. Remove the FinalCut, Unspool and reuse cord material for the next job.
DIRECTION TO USE KONG REMOVAL TOOL
Place the KONG™ tool at the starting point of the windshield.
Feed the Gorilla Cord™ or ZipLine™ through the urethane perimeter using the guide shields.
Attach the winding assembly and use the T-handle and ratchet to tension and cut through the urethane.
Cut across the dash and headliner in a single motion—no need to reposition.
Remove the windshield carefully once the cut is complete.
Refer to the included instruction manual or training video for detailed guidance and best practices..
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