Mine looks like, ChiefPontiac.
But I suspect your's has lifted (as you mentioned).
First thing first, was the windscreen ever replaced, or pressure applied to the inside towards the top area (significate pressure)?
Secondly I would not apply any cement. I would go to a auto windscreen shop, let them have a look, may just need to be heated and reset. Failing which, automotive silicone would work, and can be removed if ever needed. But remember to apply it properly and neatly, for the cosmetic of it.
But I suspect your's has lifted (as you mentioned).
First thing first, was the windscreen ever replaced, or pressure applied to the inside towards the top area (significate pressure)?
Secondly I would not apply any cement. I would go to a auto windscreen shop, let them have a look, may just need to be heated and reset. Failing which, automotive silicone would work, and can be removed if ever needed. But remember to apply it properly and neatly, for the cosmetic of it.
