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1932 Ford Carson Top Install

Steve added tacking strips inside and under the window openings. The rearmost bow is a reversed channel, with the "ears" up to accept a layer of wood. Steve used three 1/8-inch-thick layers of Baltic birch plywood epoxy'd together. It's highly laminated with nine plies, so it accepts staples and/or upholstery tacks.
1932 Ford Carson Top Install - The Return of the Carson Top: Part 1

 Steve added tacking strips inside and under the window openings. The rearmost bow is a reversed channel, with the "ears" up to accept a layer of wood. Steve used three 1/8-inch-thick layers of Baltic birch plywood epoxy'd together. It's highly laminated with nine plies, so it accepts staples and/or upholstery tacks.  View Related Article

 

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