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Full convertible top restoration.
- Thread starter kudick1
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Softopper is the only top still available for a Blazer. If you want something else its going to be custom, usually from someone who does boat covers or tents.
Or do you mean a full hardtop? They are fiberglass so would think a boat shop could help?
Do the seams act as expansion joints? I'm wondering if the body work would crack from body flex while driving.
I'm not a body guy. Doesn't seam sealer work for that sort of thing?
There was some discussion a while back, can't remember the thread, about the surface finish. The theory was that something rough had to go down before the paint to simulate the factory finish. Sanding it down for paint would leave it smooth.
There was some discussion a while back, can't remember the thread, about the surface finish. The theory was that something rough had to go down before the paint to simulate the factory finish. Sanding it down for paint would leave it smooth.
Well that is what I have found, luckily prior to paint work. Might be best to leave the joints as is. I honestly don’t know why I even want the hard top but, I thought it would nice to extend its use into the fall.
