Sika is in Germany the benchmark for automotive applications. Excellent stuff.
Is it Reulsport?
I am trying to remember... I believe the name starts with a G and ends with wagon.
The only G Wagons for sale in Australia are AMG variants and they are AUD$444,000
Appreciate the DIY work on this, but this really is an INEOS problem to solve.
Yes I know, you are right, but as I don't know how fast Ineos will deliver the rubbers, I got permission to do something in the mean time. And next week I take off to Hungary again with some detours.
Perhaps those Ineos lurkers on the Forum could step forward and assure those early adopters that Ineos are owning this issue and give an idea on timescales for a fix.
Haha, thanks, I learned a new word
... but indeed, we know they are here. Perhaps they are paid for doing nothing or only sending the positive reviews to their management? 
Hi Jean, I am just travelling in Wales and since two days I have the same problem - meaning that water comes thrue the safari window. (Driver side)
Yes.
Okay, as written before. Last night we hat extreme rain and I parked thr car with the front downhill. No water came thrue. Makes a bit sence to me.Hi Jean, I am just travelling in Wales and since two days I have the same problem - meaning that water comes thrue the safari window. (Driver side)
Since I am „on the road“ there is not to much what I can do …however, I believe I lernt something…..The water came in twice when the car parked with the front up. It did not happend with the front down. This - at least to me- fit‘s to your observation, that the „hole“ , where the water is suppose to run out is nit the lowest point. (Stupid design…..)
Will keep on watching since tonight will we heavy rain.
There was a lot of rain tonight, my car slightly with the front uphill, very slightly, and for the first time in months no water in the car, and my finger didn’t become wet when putting it in the hole of the dismounted sun shield.
Happy to read that. So my observation that parking downhill hepls…..well, we need a solution for the flat areas
Ha very funny - I had the same idea yesterday…..couldn’t find a second wedge …therefore was using a stone. I had another rainy night and again, no water since I parked front downhill.
@NoAge Hunter : I think you misunderstood! My solution was putting Sikalastomer on the rubber. This solved my problem of the rubber leaks (temporarily).
