YOUR RESEARCHConvertible Top Creases
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After a long winter with my hard top on my fabric top has some serious creases in the rear from being folded up so long. I was hoping they would get a little less noticeable after a few weeks but no such luck. Anyone know how to get rid of them or lessen them? Can they be steamed out? Any advice would be greatly appreciated...
I would think that heat would help. Personally I wouldn't do anything to try to fix this, you may damage the fabric. Wait until the summer and after it's parked under the sun, that will probably "iron it out".
What Renato said.......... plus I place a thick towel between the folds of the rear window material. This seems to help avoid creasing it quite a bit.
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