The rear window of my 94 Convertible started to separate from the rest of the top. The same happened a few months ago, then I re-stapled them, but I think I used to sort staples because it started to come apart again.
I will post here since pubs and description how I (try to) fix it, maybe it will be useful for someone.
Unfortunately I have very little time lately to work on the car, so it will take several days to finish... But I think I could do all of it in one day if I had a free day...
The window looked lik this before I started:

Here is a nice video which I followed, but there might be some differences. For example there are 3 screws on each side holding the metal trim on my car, not just one as shown in the video.
Here are the front two:

I didn't remove the interior panels completely because I was lazy. You only need to dislodge it enough to put a screwdriver under it. There are two cuts in the metal which help to place the screwdriver square with the screw heads.
A note on the dislodging of the panels: you still need to remove the back seat and pop the plastic pins of the panel to move it. There is also a screw fixing the panel from the back side of it near the top. You can reach it (easier) if you drop the top.

I will post here since pubs and description how I (try to) fix it, maybe it will be useful for someone.
Unfortunately I have very little time lately to work on the car, so it will take several days to finish... But I think I could do all of it in one day if I had a free day...
The window looked lik this before I started:

Here is a nice video which I followed, but there might be some differences. For example there are 3 screws on each side holding the metal trim on my car, not just one as shown in the video.

I didn't remove the interior panels completely because I was lazy. You only need to dislodge it enough to put a screwdriver under it. There are two cuts in the metal which help to place the screwdriver square with the screw heads.
A note on the dislodging of the panels: you still need to remove the back seat and pop the plastic pins of the panel to move it. There is also a screw fixing the panel from the back side of it near the top. You can reach it (easier) if you drop the top.

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