Removing a fiberglass top
Removing a fiberglass top
There is a 96 stro with a fiberglass top being parted out in my neck of the woods. It is in good condition - no cracks. What do you think are the chances of being able to remove it without damaging it? and the hassle of installing it?
New owner of a 1996 Astro named "Plain Jane" - stock right now - with 200,000 miles on it and running like a champ
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Re: Removing a fiberglass top
They're glued on pretty well.
Fastest way would be to sawall a larger section off the van,then work on it at your convenience.
If not some sort of heated wire to melt through the glue to cut it off.
Fastest way would be to sawall a larger section off the van,then work on it at your convenience.
If not some sort of heated wire to melt through the glue to cut it off.
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