rear window repair
there is the popular duct tape repair, seen a lot of those.
If you mean is there a way to repair the existing plastic window, I don't believe so.
Is your window sewn into a canvas top or heat sealed into a vinyl top?
You could source a piece of window material and drive your self crazy trying to install it. But with a canvas top all the holes are there in the canvas to guide you. It could work ok if you had help so one person inside and one outside. And if you undo the forward latches you might be able to stretch the plastic tight when the roof is up. On a vinyl top you would be on your own to make all the holes.
Or you could remove your top and take it to an upholsterer that could sew in a new piece of plastic.
I didn't replace my window but much of the stitching was failing on my canvas top. I removed the canvas from the frame and brought it to an upholsterer. He charged a little over $100 to restitch the entire top, and make and install a new glue flap for the forward bow. then I reinstalled it.
there is the popular duct tape repair, seen a lot of those.
If you mean is there a way to repair the existing plastic window, I don't believe so.
Is your window sewn into a canvas top or heat sealed into a vinyl top?
You could source a piece of window material and drive your self crazy trying to install it. But with a canvas top all the holes are there in the canvas to guide you. It could work ok if you had help so one person inside and one outside. And if you undo the forward latches you might be able to stretch the plastic tight when the roof is up. On a vinyl top you would be on your own to make all the holes.
Or you could remove your top and take it to an upholsterer that could sew in a new piece of plastic.
I didn't replace my window but much of the stitching was failing on my canvas top. I removed the canvas from the frame and brought it to an upholsterer. He charged a little over $100 to restitch the entire top, and make and install a new glue flap for the forward bow. then I reinstalled it.