The old bottom piece is removed from the glass and it is cleaned up with steel wool and solvent to remove all of the Silicone glue from it. The glass sash is marked and cut so it is about 2 inches narrower than the glass. We used Urethane glue and a strip of the rubber that comes with the kit to install the new sash on the window. The open channel on the bottom of the sash need to face towards the inside of the car. The Urethane glue that we used is the same stuff they use to install replacement windshields in many American cars and trucks.
We used Urethane adhesive to mount our sash to the window. While this is perfectly acceptable, the best way to mount the sash to the window is to have a glass shop force the sash onto the window with a rubber strip sandwiched between the 2. Unless you do this for a living, I wouldn't even consider trying it.
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