When I roll down my driver's window, the liner follows. I don't see any clips, does it just glue in? If so, what kind of glue? I'm rustproofing the interior of the door and adding diamond plate door panels. Just need to secure the window track, first.  As always, thanks in advance for the help.

I like silicone, but I hope you never
need to get it out 

Wild

3M also makes a releasing agent if you need to take it out sometime down the road.

http://www.autobarn.net/3mweatad5ozt.html

When I roll down my driver's window, the liner follows. I don't see any clips, does it just glue in? If so, what kind of glue? I'm rustproofing the interior of the door and adding diamond plate door panels. Just need to secure the window track, first.  As always, thanks in advance for the help.

Samurai? Sidekick? If a Samurai, I'd suggest going to your local favorite junk yard and getting the window channel from a Sidekick/Tracker and installing that in your Samurai first before the ga-lue.

HTH, -Eric

...Samurai? Sidekick? If a Samurai, I'd suggest going to your local favorite junk yard and getting the window channel from a Sidekick/Tracker and installing that in your Samurai first before the ga-lue.

HTH, -Eric

  But glue is more fun

Quote from: ebewley on September 12, 2005, 06:24:58 AM

...Samurai? Sidekick? If a Samurai, I'd suggest going to your local favorite junk yard and getting the window channel from a Sidekick/Tracker and installing that in your Samurai first before the ga-lue.

HTH, -Eric

  But glue is more fun

True...

But the Samurai felt runners are icky in comparison to the rubber Sidekick channel material. It's a nice upgrade and most junk yards will give you the 'soft stuff' like that.

-Eric

True...

But the Samurai felt runners are icky in comparison to the rubber Sidekick channel material. It's a nice upgrade and most junk yards will give you the 'soft stuff' like that.

-Eric

Didn't know that, learn somethin' new here every day.