3MChannel Bonding and Sidelite Adhesive, 08641, 47.3 mL Cartridge, Expoxy, Rapid Curing

Drivers window in my 2003 Dodge Ram 1500 came out of the bracket holding in place. I was hesitant to try this because so many online say nothing works and to purchase a new window with the brackets mounted from factory. It's been over a month and this product is holding up great so far. I think the key is making sure the window and bracket are thoroughly clean and dry before applying. I also took sandpaper and lightly scratched the window where the brackets attach. I will provide an update if this ends up failing after a short while.

The product worked great. But make sure you get the dispenser gun with it. Wish I had known that. I didn't look close enough.

Used it to use on driver door window and it held the window strong and firm.

Used this to replace a window clip on 2008 Toyota Highlander. After 3 months the product is still holding strong with no issues at all.

I thought this was a use it as is product but it did in fact need a special gun to dispense the product. So make sure you have the gun. Otherwise it worked as advertised in the channel window grip of the window regulator. Make sure you clean off any old product before applying this to get the best adhesion.

I got this to bond a metal clamp back onto the glass of my passenger vehicle I have been a glazier for 7 years and it didn't work nearly as well as I was hoping after $30 I really was hoping this would be the stuff I prepped activated and primed the metal making sure both surfaces were prepped but still didn't work that great if someone from customer service could get ahold of me maybe I got a bad tube or something but I have half a tube left and really don't think going at it again will do much as I have to rake apart the passenger door again and regulator I just replaced to go along with the reglue of the window tab.

Used an angle grinder to remove old channel and adhesive. new channel clamped to the window for a week out side of the car. will update if when it fails.

Worked as designed, gluing door glass to track on a 65 Corvette convertible. Also used leftovers to glue soles back on a pair of crosstraining shoes. They were barely used but old timewise.. over 2 months and going great!Great adhesion, but slightly flexible.