[accordpoop]

The converible top on my 1995 miata is the original top that came with it. I think it use to be black but now its greyish. Looking through the rear plastic window is like looking through muddy goggles. Needless to say I need to replace the top. I googled the instalation and looks like a pain in the ass to do. Where does everyone with fabric convertible tops go to get them replaced?

Tia

[jlenko]

Call up Lou or Maryann at Pacific Auto Trim, 604-876-1780

They did the top on my 'vert, install was absolute perfection.

[bikerx]

get a qoute from eunos in north van also ( miata specialist) sometimes over priced but hes been working on miatas for a long long time.....

[fliptuner]

If it's not leaking and the window isn't busted, I'd just wait til spring and have it ready for the summer.

[RX8CER]

try using aerospace 303 and apply that over the top and rear plastic window, clears it up and keeps the top nice and black, i use it every 2-3 washes, works great

[ilvtofu]

you can polish up that plastic rear window with something like meguiar's plastic polish, if it's not leaking i wouldn't replace the top, you can probably refinish it to a pretty decent looking top, mine is starting to peel at the edges but all in all doesn't really leak unless i park it in the rain for a couple hours

there are a lot of aftermarket tops out there
MIATA CONVERTIBLE TOPS (http://www.gomiata.com/accessories-tops--tonneaus---boots.html)
typically way cheaper than OEM, not sure if they're any good, robbins is well known I guess.

http://www.miatamania.com/sitegraphics/pages/miatatops.html?utm_source=MiataMania&utm_medium=DontMiss&utm_campaign=ConvertibleTop#glassorplastic