Brixwell Suction Cup Clamps Glass Clamp for Convertible Top Body and Windshield Repair Suck-N-Clamp Set 6 Pack

Used them to repair an old convertible top glass, don't know how it could be repaired without these. The trick is to dip them in water, so the water stays in the suction cups. Get that located and stuck to the window, waiting about 10 seconds. Make sure the suction cup has grabbed, and then tighten the clamps. Might need to get more clamps! These actually worked great. A trick on You-Tube has you put paint stirring sticks under 2 clamps, so the pressure can be spread out. That worked great. Using this technique, these clamps all held overnight.

They did what they were intended for. Installed the glass back into an 03 new beetle convertible roof that had fallen all the way out. Use the recommended prep, 3m primer, and 3m window weld. For my job if I could have ordered more to make it go faster

I had seen clamps like these while researching how to repair the rear window on my wife's Mustang. The window had come completely separated on the outside and perhaps 25 percent on the inside. I only purchased the one box of six clamps, so I used paint sticks to extend the holding area for the clamps. Due to the window being completely disconnected from the canvas top on the outside, I had to work the repair in sections around the perimeter of the window. These clamps held the canvas in place very nicely overnight while I let the glue set up. I did clean the window thoroughly before using these and also wet the rubber face of the clamps before sticking them to the glass. I was able to tighten these down firmly with none of the clamps coming loose over night. When I did the inside of the window, I had some trouble getting a couple of them to stay in place. However, all in all, they worked well and I was very glad to have them for this window repair. I just wish that the adhesive I used had held as good as these clamps! but that's for a different review.

I gave this one star so people would read the review. Probably should give it three stars. These are very cheap, buy any brand at the lowest price you can find. I'm sure they're all made by the same manufacturer. I overpaid because I thought Brixwell might be better.Most importantly, they left out a key part of the instructions. To get these to hold you must press the cup down firmly, all the way, and then tighten the wing nut until the center of the cup is pulled all the way up to the arm - as far as it can. Obviously the surface must be perfectly flat, perfectly smooth and perfectly clean. These are not high quality suction cups. I have suction cup mounts for iPads that work in car or plane windows and those will hold for weeks. These Brixwell type suction cups are not those. 5 of the six that came in my package have held for over 24 hours though and that's pretty good. The sixth has a flaw in the cup and will not hold for more than a few minutes.The pictures in the ad show the arm as having three holes for three different positions of the cup screw, but in reality it's a slot just like all the other brands.

These clamps worked well for me as I was resealing the back window on my convertible. The suction pads are a little big so getting them close together can be tricky. All but one came in good condition, one pad was warped so it didn’t work as well as the others. But it still was a good value, and I did get the job done.

Bought for fixing my '04 Miata convertible window.YES it did work. But not like expected or advertised. I was able to use 2 of these at a time at the most.Spacing was the issue. The suction cup is so large verses the part that secures the glass means that 2 of these next to each other leaves a 3 Inch space between the glued down sections.So I ended up using only one on each side and slowly working my way in so I could glue all of the window, basically 1 inch at a time. If you get this you will immediately know what I mean.So I didn't need the other 4.But the end result is a very secure window that is back to being waterproof. Thus 4 stars.I would recommend it as it does work. I just can't see how you could probably use all 6 at one time and get a proper seal on the glass with the glue.

They will not hold very good to the glass.

These suction cups are small, but they did a great job for me. I was told my door was a total loss and would need replacing. While these section cups are really intended for use on cars, I used them to hold my door cladding while the silicone chalk I applied dried. Rather than pay an enormous amount to replace this door, I fixed my problem with these very inexpensively. I highly recommend them.