Rear plastic window........
03-31-2001, 11:53 AM
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Are you sure that pouring "almost boiling" water on a stook or any car for that matter is safe? It may help the window crease by shrinking the window temporarily...but does anyone know any long term effects? It would get on the soft top, maybe the trunk... Am i crazy?? Anyone else even slightly afraid of this?
03-31-2001, 01:33 PM
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Originally posted by SilverFog
I intend to try it, but I will have a towel with me to absorb as much of the water as possible after its rolled off the plastic so that as little hot water touches the soft-top itself and/or paint...
I intend to try it, but I will have a towel with me to absorb as much of the water as possible after its rolled off the plastic so that as little hot water touches the soft-top itself and/or paint...
04-01-2001, 02:41 PM
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If its a nice day and a bit warm out, leaving the car top up in the sun does work. Just did it today actually. I had a dimple earlier from folding the top. Its now gone with no effort at all 
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