Quote:
|
Originally Posted by mptoledo
I am going to try to put some clear silicon cauk stuff on it for now. So my next project is to see if I can sew in a new window and seal it myself. If I can't then what the heck, I need a new top anyways.
What do you think of this? waste of time or worth a shot?
http://www.emiata.com/BoxsterWindow.htm |
Been there, did the fix myself with a kit. It is a lot of work, much more than I had anticipated. I would recommend you find a shop willing to stitch in a new window with the canvas still on the frame. The entire convertible top (canvas & frame) is surprisingly easy to remove. Most shops want to remove the canvas from the frame, that is where it gets expensive.
See also:
DYI rear plastic window.
Cracked Plastic
Replacing plastic back window '01 Boxster's Top
If your on Renntech I sort-of took over another thread about a top, there are a couple pics there as well as some discussion of the process:
http://www.renntech.org/forums/inde...287&#entry94287
I used a clear silicone caulking as a temp fix till it got too bad and ghetto looking.