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Suggestion, definitely don't burn it with the lighter....
ok, ok.... take 'er back to the dealer and go 'wtf mates!'
ok, ok.... take 'er back to the dealer and go 'wtf mates!'
Wellllll, they're probably going to deny you. I bet there's some good convertible shops near you that might be able to at least address it so it doesn't spread though, at least
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It can be fixed. Find a canvas shop or place that can fix automotive fabrics. Won't be too much to patch up either.
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Not going to lie, I'd likely just put a self-adhesive patch over something that small
Love my soft top. Ever comes a time when it’s shot, I will get one of the new aftermarket hardtops that you touch up with undercoating.
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Yeah I think they deal with stuff like that all the time. Auto fabric person too. When I bought my used Bronco the soft top had a small spot on it like yours. They had a convertible top guy fix it before I bought it and it works great.
Supposedly there is a great aftermarket top maker by the name of ADV.. Make sure you send them full amount of the top and you shall receive in just a few weeks!
LOL. I even sent them extra to speed up delivery. I actually like the Turn Off Road top.
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