Mazda Miata: Loose fitting top

Can't see your wrinkles from here, John, but I suggest that you wait a day
or two (or three) before doing anything about them. This, I believe, is what
Robbins calls "conditioning". Let the sun do it's magic on the wrinkles.
That's what I did and it resolved itself in about a day.

Best,

Ken

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All this talk about sun. I live in Seattle. When the sun is out, the top
is down.

Thanks
John

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I was concerned about a few wrinkles on the Robbins no-zip glass window top
I installed on the '90. Then I notice the same wrinkles on my '97's OEM top.
Even the originals ain't perfect.
--
Ken Lyons '97 Brilliant Black/'90 Classic Red
Inside the Beltway
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So a little time has passed. How does it look?

Ken

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Its still a little loose above the door. I live in Seattle. Its only sat
in the sun (~80F) for one day. That helped a little. I will let it cook
for a couple of 90 deg days before I lose hope. Its ok the way it is, just
not perfect. The sunfast material looks great. Not being shiny like vinyl
it kind of hides it.


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Hay Taco,

You are going to let it "cook" in 90 Deg's. ?????
You live in "Seattle Washington" ?????????
You must have a very large oven at your house!
I live in Seattle and it might get to 90 sometime this summer, but to
let it "cook" ? Wow ! Be sure to let me know when that is going to
happen so I can water my grass the night before. :-) We have some
warm days up here, but "days" at 90? ( You might want to try a heat gun
while you are waiting.

Bruce RED '91 (It's summer in Seattle. 68 deg's to day)
:-)

Come on you know better than that. There will be 3 maybe even 4, 90 deg
days this summer. I remember one time when I was a kid it hit a hundred!
Outside!

Water your grass?? Futile. Waste of water. Grass dies in Seattle when it
hits 80. Brown is beautiful.

T.

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John Matava wrote: 

This is our second mild summer (so far)in a row in central Texas, but 90
is what I am considering as mild. We had a summer a few years back that
had 100+ degree days for over 30 days in a row. The lowest it would get
at night during this time was 85 degrees.

I need to visit the Seattle area sometime, I have never been there but I
have considered it as a place to live based on what I have heard about
it. Right now, though, I am considering a job possibility in Knoxville,
TN. From what I have heard, there are some decent roads to drive just
south of Knoxville along the TN/NC border, "Trail of the Wagon" or
"Neals Lap" or something like that. :-)

Pat
'96M