YellowToy

The liquid nail (comes in a caulk gun tube) worked great & was really easy.

Dan415

I'm confused, I didnt do anything to the back window, I just layed it down and covered it in plastic so that it didnt get anything it on it.

I should take some pics from it installed. I actually impressed myself because I cant see any of the brackets especially with it painted black and everyone thats ridden it is likes the clean roof.

I used the liquid nail for the freedom top T-tops, because even if it fell off I could easily just pop them back out and do it again. Thanks for the tip.

laborrega

How much for a set with out the hinges?

I'd love to buy some.

Atl JK

I didn't think you would have, but what is this covering the back window?

ssmathis

Looks great. Very nice work.

Dan415

Ohh I think your just seeing the reflection of the 20% tint film on the back window.

Dan415

Haha, just take this post down to the local craft shop... I didn't really do it to save/make money, I did it to make an excuse to work on 'one' more project for my jeep.

Anytime making them for someone else would be time I could spend working on something else I should be doing to my Jeep

If you want to buy a solution I suggest the Hothead Headliner... I didn't use it because it really doesn't even compare to the 3/4 inch heat wall insulation... but its a quick and clean install

Atl JK

Oh shit, you're right.

laborrega

let me know if you change your mind about selling me a set

bkw

Wow, that looks fantastic, and I'm sure it's quite functional as well.

I really want to paint the inside of my top.. just dont have the patience nor the cojones to do so yet. Perhaps I'll do the paint and the insulation at the same time.

Great write up, thanks!