01 — Clean all surfaces, remove debris, and degrease.
Remove all old adhesive and debris from the windshield and convertible top. Clean the glass and fabric with a degreaser like isopropyl alcohol.
02 — Apply a sealant-adhesive (ex. 3M Window Weld).
Apply a continuous bead of sealant-adhesive glue between the windshield glass and convertible top fabric, following the manufacturer’s instructions.
03 — Clamp the joint and wait for the adhesive to cure.
Use suction clamps to apply pressure while the glue cures. Add grease under the suction cups to prevent air leaks and increase holding power.
04 — Trim away the "squeeze-out" with a utility knife.
After the glue has fully cured, remove the clamps and cut away excess glue with a razor blade.
| Clamps | x 6 |
| Suction Cups | x 6 |
| Wingnuts | x 6 |
| Washers | x 6 |
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| Tools you should have: | Cleaning rags, utility knife or scraper, caulk , disposable gloves. |
| Supplies you'll also need: | Sealant-adhesive (ex. 3M Window Weld), isopropyl alcohol, automotive grease. |
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