It happened to me!
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Melting Slicks
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It happened to me!
I had amoment of weakness and went to a new carwash in town. Wrong move. As the blowers were drying the car I felt a swoosh of wet air hit me on the shoulder and noticed the top of my convertible top's rear glass separated from the canvas.
Anyhow, I ordered some Rhino Glue and bought some suction cups. In the interim I have to still drive the car as it is my only transpo. at the moment. I used some gorilla tape to hold the glass in place for the next few days. Crossing my fingers it holds until the glue gets here.
Below is the original disussion on this repair
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-refasten.html
Anyhow, I ordered some Rhino Glue and bought some suction cups. In the interim I have to still drive the car as it is my only transpo. at the moment. I used some gorilla tape to hold the glass in place for the next few days. Crossing my fingers it holds until the glue gets here.
Below is the original disussion on this repair
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-refasten.html
Last edited by biggrizzly; 07-10-2016 at 02:04 PM.
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Good luck with the repair. Those that have used the Rhino Glue and suction cups have had good success in fixing the rear window.
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The C6 vert rear window mount is a whole different design. I have a vert that had a little separation issue. There is almost no roof material to glue to the glass...at best one inch of material that over time is dried and dirty. I used black automotive glass silicone and it worked for my problem but on an entire window probably not. Good luck and let us know how you fair!
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I wish you the best with your fix!
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some think it's stupid when we say read the f'n owners manual
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Peeps can bust on ya for the car wash taking out the rear window, but let's be serious. If it came out in the car wash, it was on its last legs anyway. Don't sweat it.
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I've also seen some people use a couple of pieces of PVC pipe and some towels on the ends then propping/wedging the pipe up against the glass from the inside. In either case on the Rhino glue. have used it on one of our other car vert tops, and bunch of other things around the house.
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Melting Slicks
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Just getting started. Its going to be much easier than I expected. The glue has just the right viscocity to keep it in place and from running. I'll post another finished photo later.