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If you're talking about the rear glass window on a convertible top, try using double-sided sticky tape, the kind auto parts stores sell for installing plastic side molding. It works great, just clean the area well before you apply it.
behind the top rear seat
It is behind the rear seat.It is behind the rear seat.
I would use Lexel or Lepage Extreme for that .
Yes, behind rear seat.Yes, behind rear seat.
no because its a convertible and if you do it will mess up the convertible top the luggage rack bolts to the top portion of the rear section
behing the rear seat
stormsure adhesives - google it - patch kits and glue with some documentation support - youtube another great resource
need to remove top .rear glass comes attached to a black piece that attaches to frame and rear of convertible storage area .It is a job .You have to remove screws and staples and then screw and staple back in .If you are set on doing it ,I would suggest to get an instruction guide from where they sell rear glass window assemblies or convertible tops Careful when you put top back on,material is old and rip easily when stretching and stapling. I replaced my rear glass .I cut a rear glass from a junk yard .I set glass in black frame There is a groove {about an inch and half wide) I put 3M Windshield Sealant in the groove and set window in groove .I,then put Scotch Black Duct tape around glass and black vinyl piece (both inside and outside) It works and no leaks Again The trick was The Scotch Duct Tape The Black one sticks and seals the best .I tried the clear and grey,but they don't stick as well. Good luck
glue it with clear epoxy
It is behind the rear seat.
It is behind the rear seat.It is behind the rear seat.