can i use it to re-install the back window of a convertible to the fabric top. My window is slowly detaching itself from the top.
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Sika Titan is recommended for bonding glass to metal. I have no idea how it might perform in a glass to fabric bond. I would look for a product that is specifically designed for adherence to fabric. See this Wiki for possible answers: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_glue_a_glass_rear_window_to_a_convertible_fabric_top
220694
Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, this urethane will not work for this particular situation. It is best to take the entire back glass out of the fabric and glue it back in all at once. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.
220695
Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, this urethane will not work for this particular situation. It is best to take the entire back glass out of the fabric and glue it back in all at once. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.
763436
I am unsure of each vehicle application. I would measure the back window and compare it to the size of the shade.
1018173
yes u can... it does not get pulled or moved when u roll down the window. Just take your time to "stretch" them while installing to avoid creaces and air bubbles using something like a credit card and u will never have to look back... great substitute for permanent tint.
1079777
Yes, most definitely. You remove the hard top, which is really easy. Put on the enclosure, and then re-install the top. You have to make a few slits in the material. But it does not seem to hurt it. Please note the front window is hazy, but I plan on removing it and putting in a solid window. For the price you cannot beat it.
343425
I had same issue and depends on how big a gap between the screen and window frame. You would need weather stripping they sell both foam and rubber kinds in different widths etc here on amazon. I just used the rubber kind and I can finally open my window without everything getting in.
81221
It will work if you want to only roll them in one direction, however the 530 will work for two windows up and down and is more appropriate for the install you are talking about
834002
Even if its not a perfect fit, I would try it. You just unroll and stick the suction cups on the window. There are 4 suctions in different places and all you need are a couple to touch the window. When I'm in a hurry I just stick it on the window and it stays in place. I don't try to fiddle with all of the suction cups.
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I am not positive I can visualize your window, however, can describe how they work. I use them on double-hung windows myself. But mine open using the bottom sash moving up and down. So, if you look at the picture of the little lock, you can see a square on top, a turning knob up front, and tucked behind is a piece that moves forward and backward. You take the lock and open that sliding portion by turning the knob. You open it up big enough to slide the "teeth" of the lock onto the window frame. This can attach to any frame as long as the frame is thin enough to fit in the teeth. I think I will write a review and attach pictures. That would be the best way. To answer question, I THINK it would work.
1622614
Yes, it can - I applied one to the rear window of my vehicle and it looks great
1761678
Not a good idea. First it will probably be peeled off by the window's rubber seal. If the shade film does somehow go down inside your car door with the window, it may not come back out!
635607
This is not easy to put on and would only uses this if you were going to completely remove your factory soft top this top is the same material as the factories. Oh you also have to buy a windshield Chanel to go with it. Oh did I tell you I'm getting rid of mine if you really want to try it out I can send you mine for 70usd contact me @. Kwasimotoo@me.com
1965806
Yes, You just have to wet the window again and reapply. Just make sure that it is clean before removing it and still clean when you put it back on.
1171450
I cannot give you an absolute answer because I do not own a convertible however the two shades are attached to the windshield and I do not see any reason why a convertible installation would be different than a sedan or any other vehicle.
1977228
No, this 3m adhesive is made to stick to rubber and painted metal and creates a strong bond between the two. Because soft tops are a canvas material and vinyl windows, I would not suggest this, but rather a patch or possibly something like this:
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I don't think so. The way it holds on is by putting it over the window and closing the window thereby holding it in with the roof.
1359640
I gave it to my cousin as a Christmas gift, so really have no idea. I would think just pull it off the window, clean it and suction cup it back up.
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If you press it on firmly and get ALL the air bubbles out, yes you can. I put one on real good and the second I put on carelessly. I rolled the window up with the good one and it goes up and down just fine. The second window I rolled up there were large air bubbles near the ends and the shade rolled up and it was a nightmare! I've heard if you use heat to press the air bubbles out it is easier but I've never actually tried it..The trickiest part about this product is getting it on the window. It has a tendency to give you trouble and want to roll up again and cling to itself. Once you get it on though, it's well worth it! If you press it on firmly and get ALL the air bubbles out, yes you can. I put one on real good and the second I put on carelessly. I rolled the window up with the good one and it goes up and down just fine. The second window I rolled up there were large air bubbles near the ends and the shade rolled up and it was a nightmare! I've heard if you use heat to press the air bubbles out it is easier but I've never actually tried it..The trickiest part about this product is getting it on the window. It has a tendency to give you trouble and want to roll up again and cling to itself.... » Read More If you press it on firmly and get ALL the air bubbles out, yes you can. I put one on real good and the second I put on carelessly. I rolled the window up with the good one and it goes up and down just fine. The second window I rolled up there were large air bubbles near the ends and the shade rolled up and it was a nightmare! I've heard if you use heat to press the air bubbles out it is easier but I've never actually tried it..The trickiest part about this product is getting it on the window. It has a tendency to give you trouble and want to roll up again and cling to itself. Once you get it on though, it's well worth it! « Show Less