Chrysler: Help, please... My convertible top has shrunk

"Steve Forrester" <com> wrote in message
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heat, a warm garage etc... it will fit.

Punch,

Great suggestion!

Having already employed it to its fullest, I feel I am in need of a chemical
answer, i.e., a softener of sorts, to achieve my objective.

Thanks, again!

Steve



"Punch" <crash2000@sympatico@.ca> wrote in message
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Steve Forrester wrote:
 

That's right: you need a beer! Got your garage over 70 degrees F? - RM

Yes, that's a pretty good idea, but I like to run around topless whenever
possible...

I really need a chemical answer, i.e., a softener of sorts, to achieve my
objective.

Any other thoughts?

Steve




"RickMerrill" <net> wrote in message
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chemical 

Steve Forrester wrote:
 

Get several space heaters. Turn them on high and get the
garage up to about 95-100 degrees. Sauna. No joke. Let the
car sit for 5-6 hours in this to simulate a nice, warm afternoon.
The top should work now.

Using chemicals will just weaken, deform, and most of all
stain the top.

A CHEMICAL answer is not THE answer. The warm garage, or leave it sit
with tht top almost all the way up and the SUN on it, it the ONLY
ANSWER.

GOOD LUCK

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