This blue sedan came in with a badly damaged sunroof panel. Roof glass is a little different from a regular side window or windshield because broken pieces can sit around the tracks, seals, headliner edge, and drainage area. Before the replacement glass goes in, the work needs to be handled carefully so loose fragments do not create noise, leaks, or problems with the sunroof mechanism later. For this job, the priority was to confirm the correct roof glass, protect the surrounding paint and trim, clean the damaged area, and check the opening before the new panel was installed. Sunroof damage can look simple from the outside, but the small cleanup and fitment details are what help the finished repair seal correctly and feel normal again. The tracks and drainage paths were also kept clear so the roof panel could operate without carrying loose debris into the mechanism.
Our work
Blue sedan sunroof glass replacement
A sunroof glass job where the damaged roof panel needed careful handling before cleanup, part matching, and replacement.

The job
How the Blue sedan glass job came together.
A sunroof glass job where the damaged roof panel needed careful handling before cleanup, part matching, and replacement.
What mattered on this job
What mattered for this sunroof glass replacement.
The priorities for this sunroof glass replacement job on the Blue sedan.
- 01Inspect
Damaged sunroof glass inspected before replacement
- 02Prepare
Loose glass and surrounding seal area cleaned carefully
- 03Fit + verify
Replacement checked for fit, seal contact, and smooth finished appearance
Job gallery
See this Blue sedan job from start to finish.
Photos documenting the sunroof glass replacement work featured in this story.

Damaged sunroof glass shown from the exterior before replacement.

Interior view showing cracked sunroof glass and loose fragments before cleanup and replacement.
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