WELCOME Back Season 2018
Hey guys, just wanted to touch base with everyone and say welcome back to another great season 2018 of Boxster Driving! Its nice to get the car back out of storage and start to clean it up... even though we still have a foot or more of snow out there it feels good.
Question - has anyone found a good way to patch a crack in the rear plastic window at the point where the window folds? The crack is on the far left side against the stitching area and to the right of it. Thanks folks... safe driving! Cheers DrCactus :dance: |
I cracked mine in what sounds like the same spot while doing maintenance last winter.
I ended up using this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DZDCNS/ It has held up very well and does a great job at sealing out water & wind, but it is a very visibly a patch. Also - it's pretty cloudy, which doesn't bother me since my patch is along the side of the window. |
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I had a vertical cut in my plastic window a few years ago. I used black duct tape along the edge as the cut was close to the top fabric. It actually didn't look terrible. I've since replaced the top but the tape solution is doable.
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I haven't had the need myself (knock on wood) but I would try clear Gorilla tape if going this route
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I can't even THINK about getting it out of storage yet as we are about to get dumped on again in the Boston area :(
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How about paying my golf club membership when the courses have been closed for 30 days a month and it is snowing outside. Lots more than a car payment.
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Do you apply this patch on the outside of the plastic window or from the inside?
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Winter storage???
What's that? We Don't Need No Stinkin Winter Storage in San Diego :cheers: |
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You may be able to get away with just the outside, but the directions recommend doing both. |
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