Flexible Panel To Cover Gap Between Lift Glass And Hardtop To Prevent Water Pouring Into Cargo Area?

[Steve_In_29]

I recently saw a video about this nylon material piece that can be installed on a Jeep to prevent water from pouring into the cargo area when the rear glass is raised in the rain.

Does anyone make something similar for the 6G Bronco?

https://www.amazon.com/AZUTO-Jeep-W...26ac61f9b80403a5f36e8514024902&language=en_US

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[Footer]

Interested.
If you find anything, please post it back here.

 

[Whiskey Bizness]

Interesting. I bet if you tag some of our resident Chinesium manufacturers, one of them will probably jump on the project.

 

[Sparkie]

I have not had a problem with water pouring into the cargo area, but my gaskets are still in "like new" condition.

 

[Steve_In_29]

I have not had a problem with water pouring into the cargo area, but my gaskets are still in "like new" condition.

How do your "like new" gaskets keep water out when the glass is OPEN?

Which is what I'm asking and that the linked product shows.

 

[Steve_In_29]

Interesting. I bet if you tag some of our resident Chinesium manufacturers, one of them will probably jump on the project.

Who are they?

Feel free to tag any you think are appropriate

 

[RedBeardoh]

@Mabett @IAG Off-Road @Turn Offroad @Panda Motorworks

I know not all of these guys necessarily hit the criteria above but they are all pretty active in the bronco community. Perhaps one of yall can reach out to your contacts and bring something to market that we’d all love to have

 

[Sparkie]

How do your "like new" gaskets keep water out when the glass is OPEN?

Which is what I'm asking and that the linked product shows.

In your original post, it seemed like you described water when you first opened ("raised") the glass.
Now that I watched your Amazon link, I understand you get water when you leave the window open in the rain -- a different problem from what I first understood.

 

[DuneRunner]

@Shawn Ma - Can you make something like this for the Bronco?

 

[Steve_In_29]

In your original post, it seemed like you described water when you first opened ("raised") the glass.
Now that I watched your Amazon link, I understand you get water when you leave the window open in the rain -- a different problem from what I first understood.

That's exactly what I meant as any water on the glass gets dumped into the cargo area as the glass goes past horizontal when opened. But yes then there is also the continued water drainage from rain after opening.

 

[buzzcutt2]

Very interested in this as well!

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