Miata rear window kit

I recently purchased a rear window kit from emiata.com and just wanted
everyone to please be careful in making your purchase. We read the
directions very carefully and followed them to a T, but the outcome was
not as we hoped it would be. We ending up investing in having the
window installed by a local company. I wish we had a good outcome with
emiata, but it was not a pleasant closure. I hope they will improve
the directions and customer service, because it really drew our
interest in seeking a replacement plastic window. Oh well, we all learn
from our experiences in life. This is my daughter's car and we just
wanted her to have good visibility when driving.

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> I recently purchased a rear window kit from emiata.com and just wanted
> everyone to please be careful in making your purchase. We read the
> directions very carefully and followed them to a T, but the outcome was
> not as we hoped it would be. We ending up investing in having the
> window installed by a local company. I wish we had a good outcome with
> emiata, but it was not a pleasant closure. I hope they will improve
> the directions and customer service, because it really drew our
> interest in seeking a replacement plastic window. Oh well, we all learn
> from our experiences in life. This is my daughter's car and we just
> wanted her to have good visibility when driving.


Did the local company get it installed to your satisfaction?

I can see how it would be hard to install using only an adhesive on a
sanded surface. Adhesives usually dry much too quickly or not nearly
fast enough for a job like this.

It seems like sewing it in and sealing the holes would be a better way
to install it. I am wondering if that is what the shop did.

Pat

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>I recently purchased a rear window kit from emiata.com and just wanted
> everyone to please be careful in making your purchase. We read the
> directions very carefully and followed them to a T, but the outcome was
> not as we hoped it would be. We ending up investing in having the
> window installed by a local company. I wish we had a good outcome with
> emiata, but it was not a pleasant closure. I hope they will improve
> the directions and customer service, because it really drew our
> interest in seeking a replacement plastic window. Oh well, we all learn
> from our experiences in life. This is my daughter's car and we just
> wanted her to have good visibility when driving.
>

Perhaps you could be more specific in what went wrong?