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Wrinkle in rear plastic
Can a wrinkle in the plastic of the soft top be removed by appling heat from a dryer or warm iron without damaging it totally.
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I've usually found that leaving it parked with the windows closed in the sun on a 70+ degree day works pretty well. Being a devoted subscriber to the "first-do-no-harm" school of thought, I'd be more likely to tolerate the wrinkle temporarily than to try a blow dryer.
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I'm thinking of doing the same exact thing. My soft top is still up and it's too cold here to put it down to install the hardtop. I think if you use a dryer on low heat and move it back and forth constantly, you should be safe. At least that's what I'll likely try.
Eli.
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