 Remove the chrome end caps...  Remove the chrome end caps on the roof welting that runs from side toside, and then remove the welting. |  Next, start by removing the...  Next, start by removing the top material from the header, as Emo did,and work your way back. |  Following Emo's example, after...  Following Emo's example, after you work the top loose from the metalframework, remove the rear window panel. This piece of the top is madefrom a separate panel and attaches individually at the top of the lastbow with staples. |
 When it comes time to remove...  When it comes time to remove the staples left behind in the tack strip,be gentle. From the factory, this is only a pressboard material, and ifyou destroy it, an aftermarket material will need to be installed. |  Under the canvas top is a...  Under the canvas top is a padding that runs front to back on the sides.To remove it, take out the screws holding it to the header and work itto the back. It should be fastened in the front and back only. |  Next, remove the well liner...  Next, remove the well liner (plastic bag in which the top folds down). |
 After you unsnap and remove...  After you unsnap and remove the well liner, remove the tack strip thatthe top material fastened to. To do this, remove the screws (or bolts)holding the top to the body, and then lift it all out. |  Remove the tack strips from...  Remove the tack strips from the old top. Don't get the tack strips mixedup or turned upside down; if you do, the holes to attach them to thebody won't line up. |  Now attach the new foam and...  Now attach the new foam and its wrap. The foam and covering wrap arewider at the back than at the front. Fasten the wrap with the screws inthe front, and then gently pull it taut and staple it to the rear topbow. |
 |  (A) With the foam covering...  (A) With the foam covering attached to the top frame, apply contact glueto the inside of it. (B) Then, place the foam on the wrap, fold theflaps over, and tape the seam. We used masking tape. | |