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Old Dec 6, 2015 | 10:04 AM
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I just replaced my top for a 2000 S2000. I understand there is a soft roll to place in the folded window to protect it. Where can I find?
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Old Dec 6, 2015 | 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by maestrogn
I just replaced my top for a 2000 S2000. I understand there is a soft roll to place in the folded window to protect it. Where can I find?
I think it is just like a water noodle that people cut to length, with a small carpet or towel placed on the rear tray to protect the window from scratches.

Get yourself some Plexus protectant, it works great on plastic windows, with UV protection and a cleaner and wax protectant all in one.
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Old Dec 11, 2015 | 12:56 PM
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Zero is correct.People sometimes use a swimming noodle so the window does not rub against itself. 14 years ago a vendor sold a specially made carpet for the window tray called a "Muz Mat", I'm sure some MY2000-01 owners have it back there and don't know it. A regular carpet or soft cloth would probably do the trick if you stick it down. I have never used the noodle and my window is fine. I do have the special carpet for the window tray area.
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