Worn fabric, an opened seam or a top that no longer fits right? Craig's repairs and replaces convertible-top covers. We look at the material, seams and fit before recommending the work.
Send your year, make and model, photos of the top fully closed and close-ups of what needs attention.
We work on convertible-top upholstery across a wide range of makes. Your model, roof design and the condition of the cover guide the options.
Don't see your car? Call us or text the year, make, model and photos. We can discuss the upholstery work your top needs.
A torn area or opened seam may be repairable when the surrounding material is sound. Brittle fabric, widespread wear or several failing areas may call for a replacement cover. We inspect the top before recommending an approach.
Compare the replacement products available for your car, including material, color, texture and window details. The cover choice and fitting plan need to work together.
We assess how the cover sits on the car, the areas under tension and any earlier repairs. Mention difficulties opening, closing or securing the roof so cover work and any separate mechanical issues can be scoped clearly.
Tell us where water appears and whether it happens while parked or driving. The source may be the cover, seals, glass, drains or another component. Replacing the cover is not a guaranteed fix for every leak.
A few clear daylight photos help us understand the work before discussing the next step.
Year, make, model and roof type. Include any previous repairs and problems opening or closing the roof.
Show the top fully closed from both sides and the rear. Include the window and the way the top meets the body.
Show tears, opened seams, worn folds or earlier patches. If water is getting in, add a photo of the staining or wet area inside.
Tell us whether you want a similar finish or a different available material or color, and when the car can be available.
Photos start the discussion. We confirm the final work, suitable products, cost and timing after assessment.
Sometimes. A local repair may be suitable when the surrounding material and construction are sound. Widespread wear, multiple failed seams or previous repairs can make a replacement cover the better option. Inspection helps us recommend the scope.
Start with the products available for your car and the appearance you want. Compare the material, color, window details and fitting requirements together. Neither fabric nor vinyl is the automatic choice for every vehicle.
It can address water entering through a failed cover. Leaks can also involve seals, glass, drains or other components. We need to understand the source before treating a new cover as the answer.
This page covers upholstery work on the top. Motors, latches, frames and other operating components are separate mechanical or electrical work. Tell us about opening, closing or securing problems so any specialist assessment can be identified before the cover work is agreed.
Photos and vehicle details help us start the discussion. The final estimate and schedule depend on inspection, suitable product availability and any related issues. We agree on the scope, cost and timing before work begins.
Start with the roof you have, what needs attention and the result you want. We'll discuss repair or replacement and what needs a closer look.
Send your year, make and model, photos of the top fully closed and close-ups of what needs attention.
