Druim · Oct 3, 2013

Have had a bit water coming in front footwell, stopped with cheap easy repair.
Tools: Spirit or other cleaner, contact adhesive & a cloth
Photos speak for them self

JamesBB · Oct 3, 2013

Good job, I did the same myself a few weeks back. It has sealed nicely now, dry as a bone........

Rachelkgr · Oct 3, 2013

Perfect, have same issue. Water in the cable cut out in the floor on drivers side. Only noticed today that the whole top had come unstuck.

SpacePig · Oct 4, 2013

Sorry I do not understand what you did.

You removed the seal, cleaned behind, let it dry, had glue and put it back?

Druim · Oct 4, 2013

SpacePig said:
Sorry I do not understand what you did.

You removed the seal, cleaned behind, let it dry, had glue and put it back?

Lifted loose seal - cleaned - applied glue - wait - fix seal - pressure on with cloth, door closed.
1 photo didn't work, was one showing both seal and frame with glue drying for required time (15-20 minutes) before fixing together, next photo is the one with the cloth in between door and seal for added pressure for good few hours.

Actually don't understand you don't understand

Rachelkgr · Oct 4, 2013

Nice repair. Thank for the tip. What type of solvent is good to clue?

JamesBB · Oct 4, 2013

I used Timebond, brush on glue.

cheongthong · Oct 5, 2013

:boink: what type of glue are you using to FIX

Druim · Oct 5, 2013

cheongthong said:
:boink: what type of glue are you using to FIX

See post #1 contact adhesive

Also in picture # 4

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Surely other stuff would work just fine

Rachelkgr · Oct 5, 2013

JamesBB said:
I used Timebond, brush on glue.

Thank you.

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