I'm doing it from inside. It is fabric inside, right?

 

the whole top is vinyl.

 

Oh dang! I always thought only outside was vinyl

better change my order

 

I installed Tear-Aid Type B and sanded all the metal areas with fine sand paper on both the driver's and passenger's side. I did this as a precaution as I had no wear on the top that was noticeable.

I let Tear-Aid cure for a few days before operating the top. It looks like it will hold up nicely but I can't say for sure until some time has passed.

I bought the five-foot roll from Cabelas for ~$25 including shipping. You'll have extra left. It should be enough for 2-3 cars if you only apply it the area as shown in the photo.

Thanks Triple-H!

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/template...1332&hasJS=true

 

nice find, i'm ordering some 3" x 5' type b today...

so, these are just peel and stick, right?

 

 

If there is so much remaining after using the 5' roll couldn't we use the smaller kit thats only$6?

Smaller Kit
It has a 3" by 12" sheet and two smaller ones...that should be enough.

 

Ok I just installed this on two identical cuts. They are about 3" wide. Hopefully the tear-aid can survive being rolled back since my cuts are right on a break point.

Now that I have done that, does anyone have any ideas on what to fill the gap on the outside with? Even with the tear-aid on the inside there still is probably a quarter inch gap. I was thinking some type of black silicone could be used to fill in the area, but would it hold up to being rolled back when the top goes down?

 

Is this holding up for those who have tried it. I have ware spots on both driver and passenger side.

 

this is good. im wondering how far along people are getting these holes in their tops.