i used sikaflex to put mine in i don't know how good or bad that is (they use it to hold in windscreens and glue pannels on later model cars) they say to use contact i find it a pain in the rrrrs
Mate after asking the question on here I installed mine the other way round Im not saying its right but it doesnt leak I use Locktight 424 rubber cement 1 drop every couple of inches a good spray of Rare Spares Rubber magic and leave it in the sun for the day and it will help it settle
Makes total sense installing the seal that way, it allows water to run from the inner side of the sealing edge and down the boot line. and if water was forced in under pressure you think that the seal lip would seal better on the underside of the boot lid. But!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Makes total sense installing the seal that way, it allows water to run from the inner side of the sealing edge and down the boot line. and if water was forced in under pressure you think that the seal lip would seal better on the underside of the boot lid. But!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's the same reason I installed it that way.......
like i said i wasn't sure, but what you say makes sense
i was going with as the boot closes up at therear window area it folds the rubber in to make a seal
come on you restorers surely you know or is it some sort of secret
jacko look on yor 9000 mile car surly the boot rubber has never been changed in it