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Thread: Clear Top Gasket Question

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    The rubber strip that slips in between the clear top and the frame is starting to pull free in my 95 coupe. Is there any way to reinstall this strip? I have tried to press it back into the slot with a thin screw driver, however, when it sat in the sun for couple of days, it worked its way back out. Do I need to use some type of adhesive, or is there a replacement for the gasket?


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    Hi Brett, I have a 90 so I don't know if there are changes between 90 & 95. My helm manual says that there is/was adhesive on the following parts:

    "1. apply adhesive to guide & install guide to roof frame.
    2. apply adhesive to retainer & install retainer using roof panel side weatherstrip retainer mounting screws.
    3. apply adhesive to weatherstrip and install weatherstrip.
    4. roof panel side weatherstrip screw."

    I'm a rookie with C4's, I just got mine, so I don't have any insight from hands on, sorry. This is whatthe book said so I guess everything gets adhesive?

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    Thanks for the info, I was thinking that it probably needed some type of adheasive. Does the book give any indication of what type or maybe GM partnumber adheasive to use?

    Brett

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    Hold on I'm looking, you think it would be in the sec. I just quoted but it's not!

    After looking I can't find a part # for the adhesive, sorry. Tom

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    There is a 2 part epoxy that comes in clear and black for weather stripping. I think that you can get it from 3M in the states. Whoever imports the stuff to Spain goes under the name of SimProl.

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