Z3M softtop replacement

[Jewell]

Perhaps a compromise might be the solution . . . ask Pickerings for a quote to re-vamp, re-dye and replace window and get it professionally done - especially as you have a recommendation for them from Snoops.

Why is everything sooo expensive here "down South" ( the money you've all mentioned for jobs is peanuts . .

 

[badman gee]

Perhaps a compromise might be the solution . . . ask Pickerings for a quote to re-vamp, re-dye and replace window and get it professionally done - especially as you have a recommendation for them from Snoops.

Why is everything sooo expensive here "down South" ( the money you've all mentioned for jobs is peanuts . .

Thanks jewell, that is the way forward.

Mark

 

[Jewell]

How did you get on with your soft-top refurb Mark? I noticed this item on ebay which might interest you: 330712839233

 

[The wizzards sleeve]

How did you get on with your soft-top refurb Mark? I noticed this item on ebay which might interest you: 330712839233

Hello Jewell,

I used the reveno again (2 coats of blue) on the softtop.

It has come out ok, but there are a few shiney patches on parts of the roof.

I think they are wear marks to part of the mohair (probably down to age)

The roof seems to be original (12 years old now)

I think the mohair hardens over time.

Im replacing the rear window over the bank holiday (dad had offered to help!)

I wil see what it looks like when the window is replaced. If not i might have a new hood installed.

Many thanks

Mark