John sighed in frustration. He had spent weeks working on his cabriolet restoration project. He remembered seeing the car for sale in an auction house. He knew immediately that he wanted to drive it. The vehicle had been delivered a week later on the back of a truck, since it was undriveable. Since then, he had worked on it every chance that he got. First, he had begun by working on the mechanical parts. Various engine parts had needed to be replaced, plus other essential components like parts of the suspension and the brakes. That had gone so smoothly, and then he had moved to the bodywork. To his surprise, much of the bodywork had been in good condition, and with only some minor patches and filling, he was soon ready to spray the body. The car was now a lovely racing green, a shade that John had always loved for cars.
But that was when the problem had arisen. Reconstructing the hood was a challenge. John had bought the material for the hood and cut it all to shape. But he could not work out how to attach the cabriolet hood to rear glass bonding. He tried a few adhesives, but they would not create a good seal to the rear class bonding. Such a frustration, to have done so much work and then struggle over the challenge of attaching the cabriolet hood to rear glass bonding.
In desperation, John opened a new web page on his computer. On his favourite search engine, he typed ‘cabriolet hood to rear glass bonding’. At the top of the list of search results, he saw a small company, Allied Windscreens. He found the phone number on the website and gave them a call. Immediately, he knew that he had made the right choice. The confidence and helpful attitude of the person on the other end of the phone reassured John that this company was the right choice to help him finish his restoration project.
John and his cabriolet are fictional, but the situation is representative of a challenge faced by many hobbyists who restore cabriolet vehicles. Does John’s situation sound like the problem that you are trying to solve? If so, get in contact with our team at Allied Windscreens.
We have years of experience working with all types of window repairs, and this includes the bonding for cabriolets. We can help you to attach the hood so that the seal is strong and long lasting. After all, you want to be out on the open road with the hood down, whilst having the option to put the hood up when you need. With our bonding solutions, the seal will stay intact even when you open and close the hood on a regular basis. Our repairs are designed to last.
For more information about how we can help you with cabriolet hood to rear glass bonding, get in touch so that we can discuss your needs and find the right solution for your vehicle.