Tips to Tidy up& Prevent T-Top leaks

[john1320]

Have a leak right over my left side - front left corner. Same top rattles around now that it's colder. If I have to replace the rubber pieces- who do I turn to?
I'm not exactly fat in the pockets, but will do what I can not to get soaked again.

Thanks

-John

[MONK]

on my 87 pacifica, i used the trunk seal from an aries, cut it to length and used marine grade black silicone on the edges where they meet to the part that is still good up by the windshield. just be sure to spray pam (cooking spray) on the part of the top where you silicone so it doesn't stick. you can then trim and re-apply silicon if needed, although it looks a little different, mine looks really good after being on for a month or so, the weatherstrip took the shape really well. if you have any questions let me know..

[john1320]

Thank you very much- will LYK next month.

[ShelbyMopar89]

I have all NOS seals if you want to go that way, drop me a PM pics and prices can be found here Daytona T-top seals (NOS)

[STPVIPER]

There's a company called ATP (www.atp-inc.com) they have a product called AT-205 re-seal. It comes as a liquid or an aerosol and it makes anything rubber swell back to it original size. I used it on my t-tops, door seals and hatch seal and none of them leak anymore, and I put it on 1-1/2 years ago. It's about $13(cdn) for a bottle. You can also dump this stuff into your crankcase, power steering pump and your transmission(auto or man) to seal up any seal related leaks. Definatley try it out before buying new seals.

[john1320]

Clear to pass viper, the patern is full! LOL!
Thank you, I never heard of that before now.