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SC suun roof seal replacement

I've just received a new (front) sun roof seal for my SC without any instructions.

Is the new seal held in place with a simple adhesive, such as contact cement or is there a more elaborate way of doing this?

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Hugh

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contact cement. Half the seal is attached to the roof of the car the other half to the moving sunroof. lots of info on the board here.

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Thanks Chris. I did a bit more searching and saw where a 3M product was recommended, so I may go that way.
The old seal (attached to the body) pulled off quite easily and I don't think contact cement would have been that easy but I think it (contact cement) would give a more secure bond.
I may initially try the 3M product but if I'm not happy I'll try contact cement.

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Hi Hugh - if you're looking for a guide and info on installation, take a look at the link below. If you have any questions, feel free to post a Comment just below the article and we'll do our best to give you specifics. Best of luck!

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Use the 3M stuff sparingly, let it dry and wipe off any excess immediately, it's easily removed with alcohol.
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Prep the surface super clean or the best adhesive will fail. There's a technique for cutting the internal rubber of the seal at the dive downs. Got to get this right so the front and rear seal meet nicely.
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Thanks guys, I think I got it right. Time will tell.

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