Just did this video step by step with my 2001 vette and so far crazy impressive how well this worked. 22 hours to go but it is sealed tight 2 hours later
@TherightMike I checked Amazon and those clamps come in a set of six. On my mustang, the top is not overall bad condition per se, just the back window won't stay at the top it's sitting about 1/3 the way down. Also the motor for the rear window only works when it wants to. I know this is just a temporary quick fix, eventually I'm gonna have to replace the whole top. I'll let you guys know in here how the repair job goes. Once the stuff gets here from amazon
Thanks so much. I only have about 12 inches of my window that has come loose. Went to ask the dealer and they said "Can't be repaired....entire top needs to be replaced". Just ordered this glue and clamps on Amazon!!!! \m/ Thanks my friend!
2012 A5 Convertible Top Repair Purchased the Clamps & Rhino Glue. Followed instructions. The main thing i found was you have to find the right angle with the top partially retracted to allow perfect placement of the sides, corners, even placement on the bottom. I used folded pillows to prop it perfectly. The clamps are the key, however, i also tightly taped the edges with painters tape in between or following minor touch up. I let it cure 24 hours after setting. then moved to new section. I took my time, 3- days. I can tell you the Rhino Glue rocks. Easily cleans off the glass, apply only a thin layer....it is by far the strongest cleanest, clearest best glue. My top looks brand new. Torrential rain on day 4. No leaks. Warm sunny weather, top down, looks great. Hat tip to the DIY Salvage Guy - saved me a ton of money, time and possible using the wrong things. Cheers
Comments like this make making videos worth it. I'm so happy you were able to have such a success with this. Thanks for for detailed comment and story behind your experience!
Subscribed after watching this. Great video. Just bought an A5 and didn't check for this problem, sure enough it's all coming apart. Before I found this video I was thinking it would be a $2500+ job! Now I bought the supplies and will fix it myself over the weekend. Thank you!
Love to hear this kind of thing. I hope it works for you as well as it did for me. I suggest paint mixing sticks between the clamps to help give more surface area as well. Good luck!
THANKS👌🏾💎👑! I used a lot of your tips on my daughter’s Saturn Sky. I used the quick bond $9 gorilla tube glue from Oriellys & it WORKS! I cheated and didn’t used the clamps but it bonded quickly and let it set for 24hrs. Very easy, clean no mess and a quick DIY Job…! Saved $$$$ as you mentioned and since they too aren’t available new anymore, custom tops are $3000 and used tops selling for $1500.. I’ll take my chances of fixing it myself every couple of years if necessary! And I’ll use the clamps next time IF there is one…..
@@DIYSalvageGuy thank you! I just have the far ends beginning to unglue, and my garage guy declined from touching it and I definitely don't want to go to my Audi dealer, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. I'm happy I came across your video. So simple and very helpful. ♥️🙏
Hola. Gracias por el vídeo Tras 17 años con mi a4 1.8T b7 cabrio lo vuelvo a reparar. La primera vez hace 7 años lo llevé a un tapicero y me cobró 300€ (en 2017). Ahora con sika 256 sikaflex y estos útiles lo haré yo mismo. Un saludo
@@DIYSalvageGuy I'm writing it to you in English, sorry but it's not a high level: Hello. Thanks for the video After 17 years with my a4 1.8T b7 cabrio I am repairing it again. The first time 7 years ago I took it to an upholsterer and he charged me €300 (in 2017). Now with sika 256 sikaflex and these tools I will do it myself. All the best
Hey is the top still holding a year later & did water come through? I was going to use the 3M windshield glue on my Saturn Sky. But after watching this it appears the RhinoGlue is easier to work with.. & clean! Good job guys!!!
GOLF TSI 2011. MASSIVE THANK YOU for showing how easy this is to do. I've been struggling for months for someone to glue the top of the roof to to the rear glass window. VW said it might cost up to $5,000 and that definitely is excessive considering it's only 7 centimeters that needs to be glued down. Will try this method this weekend. What fix do you recommend for small wear in the canvas that might spread.
Hi Maddie. This channel is all about everyday people in your exact situation. You can do this! As for the roof, you might be able to get a patch glued on, but generally speaking, it is ripping due to fabric degration. That is the first spot, but won't be the last. I haven't had to address that yet.
Didn't know about the clamps - they're great. Instead of glue I suggest you use Dinitrol 500 - it's specifically designed to bond automotive glass. Once you know the brand name it's obviously "the right thing to use" (at least in the UK)
@@Buckshot96 it wasn’t as simple as it looks. The suctioning cup holders kept coming off and not holding the window. The adhesive is easy to clean off and trim from the outside but the inside wasn’t as easy. Some takeaways, I did do this is the middle of winter but I kept the garage at around 55-60 degrees and that is the minimum temperature. I only had 1 kitties with 6 suction cups. It is water proof now and is definitely better than it was but no where near the professional job this looks to be and I spent 4 days doing this. I have not done this type of work before but we work on Jeeps/cars and anything we can build in my garage. If I had to do it all over again I’d spend $500 to buy a new top to begin with.
@@mikeburris9856 were you doing the whole window? The one I'm looking at is just the very right side of the window so probably a little less than a foot. Thanks for the reply though I appreciate it!
Glue as much as you can at the same time. Doesn't matter if you do top or bottom first. Support the window and use paint stirrer to get more clamping area.
It is still glued on so it is held by that. You can use beach balls on the inside to prop it up and put pressure on the glass from the inside to hold it. Hope this helps.
Hi! This looks great. I have a 2017 Camaro convertible. The glass actually sits on top of the top- which is cloth. The bottom, right corner has come unglued. Would your method work? Thank you for the video!
Hey there! I cannot say for sure, but I would think so. Really all you need to do is glue and clamp. Your application might be slightly different, but the concept should hold true. Good luck!
MY 2017 CAMARO IS WHAT LEAD ME HERE...IM HAVING THE SAME ISSUE I WAS CURIOUS DID YOU TRY THIS BECAUSE NOBODY WILL FIX IT FOR ME AND I DON'T WANT TO REPLACE THE WHOLE TOP.
You can use isopropyl alcohol and a razor blade to scrape off any excess glue. Just need a clean surface. But you can use anything to achieve that goal. I also suggest using long pieces of something in between the clamps to apply additional pressure where the clamps aren't touching. I used wood on another car.
My top is leaking on the right passenger side in the back seat only,the seat is wet, and the seal has come a part on the back driver side as well, but the seat is not wet . Do I still need to seal both sides of the top?
I have the clamps and waiting for my order of the 3M product (I had ordered it prior to seeing your video, otherwise I would try the glue. Looks easy. I was wondering what you used, If anything on the inside of the car to temporarily hold the window up? Also, I assume the same process in the seam above the window? I’m not quite sure what to do there. I’m working on my 2002 VW cabrio!
Our project car didn't have too much trouble staying together with the clamps suctioning the window, but you can use anything to prop it up if needed. I'm not sure about the seam, but generally, just keeping it together while the glue dries is all there is to it. Use clamps and some paint stirrers under the clamps for more surface area.
Since you repaired your convertable, have you raised it or lowered it since then? Once I fix mine am I going to still be able to use the top or is it permanently up until I replace the whole top?
@@DIYSalvageGuy got another question,,,,, the motor for the rear window that's for raising and lowering said window, it only works when it wants to. Ok recently my brake light sensor switch gave out. Haven't yet replaced it, just been bypassing it. Would that switch affect the motor for rear window, in any way?
I have same car and same issue but the problem is window is not moving upward even if I support from inside. It seems this is something that I can’t fix without professional assistance. I’m looking for somewhere to fix it.
@DIYSalvageGuy with it all the way up and glued in holding well,,, can you still put the convertable top up and down with ease the way it's supposed to work? Or is it stuck in the upwards position until you get your whole top replaced eventually?
Rhino glue is what I used and it worked great but some people like 3m products as more of a household name they trust. Slightly different application but same result.
Default Great write up. One thing I can't determine is whether the rear glass is connected to anything other than the fabric of the convertible top. About 80% of my glass is separated from the top. If it's completely separated, will the glass fall into the car?
hi im stacey I have 1995chry labaron i had since grama gave it to 😂😂❤well back window came loss from the top & sides at the top the canvis is roll up an is hard to fix wcid?? to keep it from rolling up to repair it ????🤦🏼♀️🤔🤷🏼♀️🙏🏻🤞🏻🙏🏻
Hi Stacey. That's a great car. I have a 93 with almost 400k miles on it. I don't think it'd hard to fix, just takes a little time. Video should help. Good luck!
Yes. Holding strong. Make sure you clean it good. I also suggest getting a long stick, maybe a ruler or something to put between the window clamps. It will help the seal better.
@@tonytt7698 I did the same process but i used 3M Auto Glass Urethane Windshield Adhesive instead or rhino glue . it came out perfect and is still 100 percent. using the clamp method is what's gonna help the most. i did mine in sections . and waited 12 hours in between me moving the clamps around. mine came out perfect. looks like it would from factory and i trust it
@@DIYSalvageGuy I’m new to this you tube, yeah, I’m an old guy, where do I find “the description below?” I’ve gone through the comments and subscribed. I still can’t find information to get the suction cups. Thanks!
My back window is 80% unglued as well (2003 VW bug) and not sure the canvas top can be glued! feels like it shrunk, there is also a groove on the inside where the window fits. any hints?
Just did this video step by step with my 2001 vette and so far crazy impressive how well this worked. 22 hours to go but it is sealed tight 2 hours later
I love hearing things like this. So glad it worked for you!
How many clamps did you have to use?
@Rusterman-is7ex I used 6 I wouldn't suggest any less than 5.
4 months later it worked great!
@TherightMike I checked Amazon and those clamps come in a set of six. On my mustang, the top is not overall bad condition per se, just the back window won't stay at the top it's sitting about 1/3 the way down. Also the motor for the rear window only works when it wants to. I know this is just a temporary quick fix, eventually I'm gonna have to replace the whole top. I'll let you guys know in here how the repair job goes. Once the stuff gets here from amazon
Awesome job,I will be doing this to my C6 Vette
Thanks so much. I only have about 12 inches of my window that has come loose. Went to ask the dealer and they said "Can't be repaired....entire top needs to be replaced".
Just ordered this glue and clamps on Amazon!!!! \m/ Thanks my friend!
I hope it works for you as well as the fix has worked for me! Diy and save!
Yes a shop told me the same thing ,but I knew it could be repaired
2012 A5 Convertible Top Repair
Purchased the Clamps & Rhino Glue. Followed instructions.
The main thing i found was you have to find the right angle with the top partially retracted to allow perfect placement of the sides, corners, even placement on the bottom. I used folded pillows to prop it perfectly. The clamps are the key, however, i also tightly taped the edges with painters tape in between or following minor touch up. I let it cure 24 hours after setting. then moved to new section. I took my time, 3- days. I can tell you the Rhino Glue rocks. Easily cleans off the glass, apply only a thin layer....it is by far the strongest cleanest, clearest best glue. My top looks brand new. Torrential rain on day 4. No leaks. Warm sunny weather, top down, looks great.
Hat tip to the DIY Salvage Guy - saved me a ton of money, time and possible using the wrong things. Cheers
Comments like this make making videos worth it. I'm so happy you were able to have such a success with this. Thanks for for detailed comment and story behind your experience!
Thanks I have a mustang and mines doing the same thing ima do exactly what he did
That’s really interesting I’ve bought a secondhand A5 cabriolet and again the roof is coming away-can I ask you where you managed to find the clamps?
I have a grandcabrio with seprated rear glass do you recomend this solution? Did it last and for how long?
How did it hold up?
Subscribed after watching this. Great video. Just bought an A5 and didn't check for this problem, sure enough it's all coming apart. Before I found this video I was thinking it would be a $2500+ job! Now I bought the supplies and will fix it myself over the weekend. Thank you!
Love to hear this kind of thing. I hope it works for you as well as it did for me. I suggest paint mixing sticks between the clamps to help give more surface area as well. Good luck!
THANKS👌🏾💎👑! I used a lot of your tips on my daughter’s Saturn Sky. I used the quick bond $9 gorilla tube glue from Oriellys & it WORKS! I cheated and didn’t used the clamps but it bonded quickly and let it set for 24hrs. Very easy, clean no mess and a quick DIY Job…!
Saved $$$$ as you mentioned and since they too aren’t available new anymore, custom tops are $3000 and used tops selling for $1500.. I’ll take my chances of fixing it myself every couple of years if necessary! And I’ll use the clamps next time IF there is one…..
So glad to hear that! Happy it worked out for you!
@@DIYSalvageGuy and I forwarded your info to all my car guy friends
Thank you! Hope I can help others!
@thomasharris5151 wait you're saying you used gorilla glue and it's holding.
Thank you, much appreciated. I'll be doing this as soon as we have good weather here in Quebec.
Glad to hear it! Hope this helps you get some extra life out of that top.
@@DIYSalvageGuy thank you! I just have the far ends beginning to unglue, and my garage guy declined from touching it and I definitely don't want to go to my Audi dealer, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. I'm happy I came across your video. So simple and very helpful. ♥️🙏
Hola. Gracias por el vídeo
Tras 17 años con mi a4 1.8T b7 cabrio lo vuelvo a reparar. La primera vez hace 7 años lo llevé a un tapicero y me cobró 300€ (en 2017). Ahora con sika 256 sikaflex y estos útiles lo haré yo mismo. Un saludo
Try to translate to English and I can help. Sorry!
@@DIYSalvageGuy TH-cam automatically translates comments into other languages friend
Didn't happen originally. Happy to see this helps you! Best of luck.
@@DIYSalvageGuy I'm writing it to you in English, sorry but it's not a high level: Hello. Thanks for the video After 17 years with my a4 1.8T b7 cabrio I am repairing it again. The first time 7 years ago I took it to an upholsterer and he charged me €300 (in 2017). Now with sika 256 sikaflex and these tools I will do it myself. All the best
Hey is the top still holding a year later & did water come through? I was going to use the 3M windshield glue on my Saturn Sky. But after watching this it appears the RhinoGlue is easier to work with.. & clean! Good job guys!!!
It is still holding and no leaks. It is all about the prep work. I hope you have success with it as well!
After a year including our 100+ temp summer, gaps in the 3M seal started developing. I used exterior window caulk and that seems to be holding.
GOLF TSI 2011. MASSIVE THANK YOU for showing how easy this is to do. I've been struggling for months for someone to glue the top of the roof to to the rear glass window. VW said it might cost up to $5,000 and that definitely is excessive considering it's only 7 centimeters that needs to be glued down. Will try this method this weekend. What fix do you recommend for small wear in the canvas that might spread.
Hi Maddie. This channel is all about everyday people in your exact situation. You can do this! As for the roof, you might be able to get a patch glued on, but generally speaking, it is ripping due to fabric degration. That is the first spot, but won't be the last. I haven't had to address that yet.
I was looking at 150 lb pull neodymium magnets to place on either side of the window, but these clamps look more reliable. Cool invention.
They work well but do even better with a paint stirrer underneath to extend their clamp range.
@@DIYSalvageGuy Thanks for the tip.
I really appreciate this. I need to find those cups.
Link in the description below in the video
Didn't know about the clamps - they're great.
Instead of glue I suggest you use Dinitrol 500 - it's specifically designed to bond automotive glass. Once you know the brand name it's obviously "the right thing to use" (at least in the UK)
Thanks for the tip! Always looking for better ways to do this!
Post more car content! Very informative…….
What an awesome comment! Thank you
Great and simple to the point, Looks like it would work very well. 😍
Thanks a lot! I hope it helps
Thanks for the tips. Trying this with my 2014 Mustang top on Saturday.
Hope it works for you as well as it did for me!
Hey Im considering buying the same year mustang that needs the same repair. Was it as simple as it looks and did it last so far?
@@Buckshot96 it wasn’t as simple as it looks. The suctioning cup holders kept coming off and not holding the window. The adhesive is easy to clean off and trim from the outside but the inside wasn’t as easy. Some takeaways, I did do this is the middle of winter but I kept the garage at around 55-60 degrees and that is the minimum temperature. I only had 1 kitties with 6 suction cups. It is water proof now and is definitely better than it was but no where near the professional job this looks to be and I spent 4 days doing this. I have not done this type of work before but we work on Jeeps/cars and anything we can build in my garage. If I had to do it all over again I’d spend $500 to buy a new top to begin with.
@@mikeburris9856 were you doing the whole window? The one I'm looking at is just the very right side of the window so probably a little less than a foot. Thanks for the reply though I appreciate it!
Clamps seem to be the key here. Thanks for that
Absolutely. Another tip is you can take a piece of thin wood and put it between the clamps so you cover more surface area between clamps.
Perfect job thanks 🔝👍🏾
Thank you. I hope it worked out for you too!
The top of the window looked like it was pulled loose as well? If I saw that wrong but it had been, would you glue it first?
Glue as much as you can at the same time. Doesn't matter if you do top or bottom first. Support the window and use paint stirrer to get more clamping area.
Great job! Thank you! Your video is great!
Thanks so much! I hope this helped you.
what are you using to hold it up in position? before the clamps go on its not being held by a human, what is holding it up
It is still glued on so it is held by that. You can use beach balls on the inside to prop it up and put pressure on the glass from the inside to hold it. Hope this helps.
Awesome! Thanks man!👊🏻👍🏻
Happy to help! Good luck!
That's good to know, good job.
Thanks! It really holds up well too
I may make a wood jig to span a bigger width and give the clamps more coverage
Paint stirrers work well too. You can place them under the clamps for full coverage.
Hi! This looks great. I have a 2017 Camaro convertible. The glass actually sits on top of the top- which is cloth. The bottom, right corner has come unglued. Would your method work? Thank you for the video!
Hey there! I cannot say for sure, but I would think so. Really all you need to do is glue and clamp. Your application might be slightly different, but the concept should hold true. Good luck!
MY 2017 CAMARO IS WHAT LEAD ME HERE...IM HAVING THE SAME ISSUE I WAS CURIOUS DID YOU TRY THIS BECAUSE NOBODY WILL FIX IT FOR ME AND I DON'T WANT TO REPLACE THE WHOLE TOP.
Diy
Same problem with my 2016. Seems like the difference would be that we’d need to put the clamps on the inside of the glass instead
@@srm022679 Same here. I have a 2016. Have you tried it yet or plan to try ?
Didn’t catch what you cleaned it with. And how to clean. Tips please.
You can use isopropyl alcohol and a razor blade to scrape off any excess glue. Just need a clean surface. But you can use anything to achieve that goal. I also suggest using long pieces of something in between the clamps to apply additional pressure where the clamps aren't touching. I used wood on another car.
After cycling a few times and living in the hot sun the stretch will fail, but try anyway!Best get another top...
It's been holding for 2 years so far.
My top is leaking on the right passenger side in the back seat only,the seat is wet, and the seal has come a part on the back driver side as well, but the seat is not wet . Do I still need to seal both sides of the top?
If even an inch is unsealed, eventually the whole thing will. Do it all.
I have the clamps and waiting for my order of the 3M product (I had ordered it prior to seeing your video, otherwise I would try the glue. Looks easy. I was wondering what you used, If anything on the inside of the car to temporarily hold the window up? Also, I assume the same process in the seam above the window? I’m not quite sure what to do there. I’m working on my 2002 VW cabrio!
Our project car didn't have too much trouble staying together with the clamps suctioning the window, but you can use anything to prop it up if needed. I'm not sure about the seam, but generally, just keeping it together while the glue dries is all there is to it. Use clamps and some paint stirrers under the clamps for more surface area.
Since you repaired your convertable, have you raised it or lowered it since then? Once I fix mine am I going to still be able to use the top or is it permanently up until I replace the whole top?
As long as you do it correctly, you shouldn't have any issues using your top.
@@DIYSalvageGuy got another question,,,,, the motor for the rear window that's for raising and lowering said window, it only works when it wants to. Ok recently my brake light sensor switch gave out. Haven't yet replaced it, just been bypassing it. Would that switch affect the motor for rear window, in any way?
So did you only apply the glue to where the clamps sit only, or did you just glue the whole thing, please advise.
Glue where it is ripped off
I have same car and same issue but the problem is window is not moving upward even if I support from inside. It seems this is something that I can’t fix without professional assistance. I’m looking for somewhere to fix it.
You can try using beach balls to support it from inside so you can work on the outside. I'm not exactly sure what you mean but I hope this helps.
Has it held up?
It's done really well.
My top separated from the window, but it’s shrunk and won’t stretch back to the window to reglue. Any suggestions?
Tops are supposed to be inelastic. There might not be much you can do if it shrunk besides replace the top.
Also I'm waiting for the clamps to arrive, I found a better price for buying 6 clamps, cheaper than Amazon, I bought them off of ebay.
I put glue where it needed to be and clamped it. Can also use a paint stirrer under the clamps for more clamping range.
@DIYSalvageGuy with it all the way up and glued in holding well,,, can you still put the convertable top up and down with ease the way it's supposed to work? Or is it stuck in the upwards position until you get your whole top replaced eventually?
Hi. You use Rhino glue but in the recommended products you have Rhino and 3M, which you don’t use in the video, so I’m a little confused?!
Rhino glue is what I used and it worked great but some people like 3m products as more of a household name they trust. Slightly different application but same result.
@@DIYSalvageGuy
how has the glass fix held up after a year?
@@tonytt7698that what I want to know as well… hopefully they answer
where did you get the blue clamps
There is a link in the video description
How many clamps did you have to use in total? I thought I counted 3 is that correct?
Use as many as you need. You can also use a paint stirrer to get more clamping distance
@@DIYSalvageGuy so when you did this, you haven't used or lowered your convertable top since you did this job on it? Is thar correct?
I got a buick cascada and the window is glued from outside. Ao should i do this process backwards?
Seems like it would be similar to a windshield install. Should work fine though.
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Great write up. One thing I can't determine is whether the rear glass is connected to anything other than the fabric of the convertible top. About 80% of my glass is separated from the top. If it's completely separated, will the glass fall into the car?
My glass was sandwiched between two pieces of fabric. It was just glued in.
Where are you located can you fix mine
hi im stacey I have 1995chry labaron i had since grama gave it to 😂😂❤well back window came loss from the top & sides at the top the canvis is roll up an is hard to fix wcid?? to keep it from rolling up to repair it ????🤦🏼♀️🤔🤷🏼♀️🙏🏻🤞🏻🙏🏻
Hi Stacey. That's a great car. I have a 93 with almost 400k miles on it. I don't think it'd hard to fix, just takes a little time. Video should help. Good luck!
Still holding?
Still holding.
Where did you find the clamps and what are they called?
i added the links to the description
What website can I order the clamps ,I dont see that style on Amazon
There's a link to them in the description below.
@@DIYSalvageGuy I found it on Ebay
Will this work as well to reattach a plastic rear window?
I would think so much you'd have to make sure the glue is made for plastic bonding.
will this work for a 1998 C-5 Corvette Converible?
I don't see why it wouldn't. Comment back and let me know.
This is a Pilkington glass ? What glue are you using again ?
I don't know what kind of glass it is, but we used rhino glue. There is a link to it down in the description along with clamps if needed.
hi ! Would this work for the inside of the car too? My soft top came out from the inside
I don't see why not. Will just be clamped and glued inside.
@@DIYSalvageGuy okay thank you!
Just curious how much glue did it take?
Not a lot. A little bit goes a long way.
Where did you purchase the clamps?
Link is in the description
im getting ready to do this :D is it still holding ?
Yes. Holding strong. Make sure you clean it good. I also suggest getting a long stick, maybe a ruler or something to put between the window clamps. It will help the seal better.
@@DIYSalvageGuy i did . i jsut went first round going to do it in sections so good so far. thanks
@@WILLIAMSMCHAD how is it holding up after about a year?
@@tonytt7698 I did the same process but i used 3M Auto Glass Urethane Windshield Adhesive instead or rhino glue . it came out perfect and is still 100 percent. using the clamp method is what's gonna help the most. i did mine in sections . and waited 12 hours in between me moving the clamps around. mine came out perfect. looks like it would from factory and i trust it
Would tiger seal work well.for this ?
Unfortunately I am not familiar with the product. If it works similarly to this, then I would imagine.
@@DIYSalvageGuy thanks for the response
can i find the clamps on amazon?
Yes! There's a link to the products in the description.
Is 3m better?
3m might be better, but I haven't had any issues.
Would this work on a Miata?
I would assume so if there is a cloth top and a glass backing. It's a pretty universal application
Did you have to give yourself play by opening roof at all ?
You might need to, but be careful because if you over tighten it while it has slack, it will pull right off.
@@DIYSalvageGuy , thank you ! 🤞
Where are you base ?
USA
Where to get this kit from sir.
Hey the link is in the description for the parts to use.
Better than 7k to replace
That's for sure. It's a nifty solution.
What’s up guys? Skyscrapers and airplanes of course.
Very high up
Why on earth is Rhino glue £60? 😂
Probably due to your location if you're in euros. It's like 12 bucks USA
I never get my royalties from this video…
You got a car
Enjoy your leaks
How do you think they are sealed from the factory? Magic?
@@DIYSalvageGuy😂😅🎉 some people want attention! I guess it’s magically held in there at VW AUDI… Don’t give her anymore attention than she’s seeking!
IN A YEAR FLOP,,,DOWN AGAIN,,,,
What does that even mean
Any suggestions on how to remove glue that got on top of the vinyl?
Not really. I would Google it and see. Isopropyl alcohol is good for glass, but I'm not sure about vinyl.
Hi there! Very good video and info. Where do you get the suction cups? I need to fix the top on a VW Beetle Convertible. Thanks!!
Hi Melanie. Everything I used is linked in the description below.
@@DIYSalvageGuy thanks!!
@@DIYSalvageGuy I’m new to this you tube, yeah, I’m an old guy, where do I find “the description below?” I’ve gone through the comments and subscribed. I still can’t find information to get the suction cups. Thanks!
It should be just below the video. Maybe an arrow that needs to be clicked.
My back window is 80% unglued as well (2003 VW bug) and not sure the canvas top can be glued! feels like it shrunk, there is also a groove on the inside where the window fits. any hints?