YOUR RESEARCHcirclular impressions on cab roof
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My cab top has three circular marks that were caused by the rubber pads under the clam shell. Has this happened to others, and is there a solution? Been treating the top with RaggTop but with the pads continuing to make marks, this doesn't fix the problem.
It’s normal. Raise the top when parked will minimize it
Is there a way to remove the impressions? The PO must have left the top down a lot. Should I cover the rubber pads with something to minimize this?
Normal. I have them on my new top too.
Stupid design who wants crop circles on the top?
If you leave the top up under the sun, it may help iron out the crease and impression in the fabric a little. It does take some time though.
Thanks for the tip, I'll give that a go as soon as the sun comes back out for a while.
Iron it out with steam.
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