Re: [Tigers] Replacing Soft Top

[dave@munroe.ca]

Thanks to all for the advice and tips on soft tops.

There actually was a consensus on the issue of getting a good fitting top: 
Buy a cloth (canvas, mohair, whatever) and have a pro install it. Several 
listers said they had sprung for the expensive Robbins cloth top and they look 
and fit great, although they cost roughly double what a vinyl top costs.

There was also agreement that you could successfully do it yourself, but it 
takes patience and attention to detail to get it right.

The best tip (among many good ones) came from Gene Padgett: he suggested using 
the old top as a guide for the screw holes etc, and if your old top has 
wrinkles you don't like, play around with the old one to try and remove them, 
and note what you did so you can apply the changes to your new top for a good 
fit.

Thanks again to all, and I hope the above is useful to some others.

Dave
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