Yeah I tried that but the top kept falling back into place.

I’d need someone to hold it midway up or something. I managed to glue it on by myself by starting at the edges and slowly working my way in, letting bit by by dry 5 mins and then moving on. I pressed down on the glass to push it towards the roof. There are some bubbly spots but it’s good enough that it can wait a few days until I can get someone more skilled to do it well.

I only noticed it this morning and I have a massive road trip tomorrow so I freaked out. The entire bottom lip of the roof was peeled off and curling away from the glass. We had about 3 weeks of torrential downpour rain and I’m sure that’s the cause.

Thanks for the blog, I would’ve ended up buying a whole new top if it hadn’t been for your advice!

Wow, I don’t think I had any problem getting it pulled back up to the correct spot.

How about putting the top down a little to give a little slack.

And this weekend I was just noticing how good it still looked on my car after all this time…

Good Luck (let us know what happens)

This has just happened to me. We’ve had a few weeks of torrential rain which has caused the top to peel away from the glass leaving a gaping hole. I got the adhesive but I’m having a problem stretching the top to meet the glass where it should. How did you do that? I kept trying to put the top up halfway to create some slack but it didn’t stay halfway up. Any advice on that?

The process worked great.

I have used it and gave it to two guys at work that bought Sebrings after seeing mine. There windows were peeling now all three of our convertibles look fantastic.

Every place else wanted us to have new roofs for $1800.00

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