(remember the scene in "Alien" when that creature's blood ate through the spaceship floors???) This happened to me, so I had to go get another type of spray adhesive that would not eat up the foam board. The directions on the can have warnings that it can eat through various foams...just test to be sure. I had an extra foam board to test the adhesive on, so this is how I made sure I had the right adhesive. Anyway, my wonderful wife helped me get the new assembly up and it looks great. The fabric cost me $6.00 for a square yardtwo years ago. Talk about getting this done cheap! It's still holding as of today. Just be careful of what type adhesive you use or you'll ruin it.The guys are right...don't use the original material. I have the ,87 GN T-Top, here's what I did, and it came out great:biggrin: . I went down to a place called "JoAnn's Fabrics" with my sunvisor, found some gray material with the foam backing, it matched the sunvisor almost perfect. Went home, pulled off the old material from the original foam backing board, cleaned it, patched up some little holes and tears in the board with thin cardboard pieces (glued them over the defects, won't show through the new fabric) sprayed on some #77 3m adhesive, put on the prior cutout new piece, and it held just great. Be sure test the type of adhesive you have by spraying on the back of the foam board in a small place...some spray adhesive will eat a hole in that foam board big time
Bruce '87 Grand NationalB]
