Dbro172
Well Known Member
Hoping someone can help me see into the future here for help with my slider.
1. Now that my anchor pin blocks are drilled and postioned; around the left rear bow, the top of the plexi is dead nuts flush with the rear skin, which I assume is the best case scenario for fitting the rear skirts. About 1/3rd of my right rear bow (about in the middle of it) the plexi is 1/8" lower than the rear skin. Will I be playing heck trying to make the rear aluminum skirt work with this? Should I plan to teach myself fiberglass techniques here? Will the fiberglass compensate for the low bow?
2. Prior to installing the slider blocks the canopy slid real well. Now, it still slides relatively well, but you can tell the blocks are there in the last inch or so, more so at the start of opening the canopy. Is this all personal preference here? I dont want to over do it to have a easy slide but then create slop inside the blocks.
1. Now that my anchor pin blocks are drilled and postioned; around the left rear bow, the top of the plexi is dead nuts flush with the rear skin, which I assume is the best case scenario for fitting the rear skirts. About 1/3rd of my right rear bow (about in the middle of it) the plexi is 1/8" lower than the rear skin. Will I be playing heck trying to make the rear aluminum skirt work with this? Should I plan to teach myself fiberglass techniques here? Will the fiberglass compensate for the low bow?
2. Prior to installing the slider blocks the canopy slid real well. Now, it still slides relatively well, but you can tell the blocks are there in the last inch or so, more so at the start of opening the canopy. Is this all personal preference here? I dont want to over do it to have a easy slide but then create slop inside the blocks.
