Hi Dan:
The tonneau cover vinyl itself doesn't leak - just the stitching and the
zippers. I've tried to get mine to stop but in spite of my best efforts
with waxes and greases, it still leaks. Even the headrest pockets get wet
inside if the car is exposed to any rain.
John
>Bob:
>Isn't that what a properly fitted tonneau bar is for?
>Your idea makes sense, but I figured with a bar and the headrest pockets
>sticking up there wouldn't be enough sag for pools of water, besides I'd
>hope the technalon doesn't leak that much!
>Dan
>
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>From: ROBERT G. HOWARD
>Sent: Friday, December 26, 1997 12:03 PM
>To: danray@bluegrass.net
>Cc: mgs@autox.team.net
>Subject: Re: MGB Covers
>
>Hi Dan,
> If you decide to use the Technalon cover and a tonneau cover, may I
>suggest that you put a prop of some sort under the tonneau so that water
>dripping from the technalon doesn't puddle on the tonneau and drip
>through the zipper.
> Something else you might experiment with would be a to hang a cheap
>woven poly tarp over the windscreen and tie it to the hooks for the top
>on the back deck.
>Bob
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