3M Windo-Weld Round Ribbon Sealer, 08611, 5/16 in x 15 ft Kit

Great quality sealant for the back glass of a 2002 F150 Lariat. Have had no leaks (rain or pressurized water during a wash) since replacing the original seal with this one. Make certain to remove all traces of original seal from both the glass and the frame or it won't form a proper seal (alcohol works wonder's to do a final wipe down of the frame and glass edge to remove any oily residues leftover from other cleaners before seal installation).

Used to replace the seal on the back glass of my 2014 Ford F-150. Easy install once you get all of the stuff out of the way. Went through my first rain storm after the install and the back glass showed no signs of leaking. I would recommend.

Used this product to install a sliding back window in my 2011 Ford Ranger.Was easy to work with, not messy at all, and sealed my new back window, without any leaks!!

My F150 had a rear window leak that is pretty common with the F150 model I have and some of the others. I decided to fix it myself, which was a little bit of a nightmare because whoever tried to fix it before just squirted a bunch of stuff in there. After I cleaned it all up I installed this product and put it in as instructed and it really did the trick. It worked so well I’m so impressed with it.

Used this to reseal the rear and side window on my 97 Ford Ranger extra cab. Just the right size in my mind.Some advice: do the job on a warm day or a warm garage but don't lay the glass out in the sun and work on it there (I worked on my tailgate in the sun). This stuff got too sticky in the sun and it made it hard to reposition and get the paper liner off. If I were to do it again, I would put the ribbon on the glass in the shade or in the house, remove the paper liner, set it out in the sun to let it get really tacky, then put the window in. Be sure to be exactly where you want the glass to be, it grabs fast. Wiggle the glass as you push it in to set it well.Have disposable gloves and lacquer thinner available to keep your hands and paint clean. This stuff does not like to come off of anything, which is good for sealing windows...

This stuff is great.The job on a 2011 F150 is not too difficult; It’s just time-consuming… I did it myself in 4 hours including removing the rear seat (not put it back yet admittedly as I’m drying the carpet). The Top Tip I would share is that Brake cleaner does an amazing job of removing the old seal remnants off the paint.I pulled over half a gallon of water out of the back of my truck cab, and there’s still more soaked in the carpets. Don’t be like me and put it off - as soon as you notice condensation inside your truck, get the seal changed.

The perfect solution to seal my rear window on my truck. Couldn’t find it anywhere else and the value was incredible.

As described. Happy with the product.