How to Replace bubbling sail panel or Top Trans Am Firebird Camaro

How to Replace bubbling sail panel or Top Trans Am Firebird Camaro
This is the method I used to replace the top on my Trans Am. This bugged me from the day I bought the car. This car was in great shape other than the top. I decided to replace with a stock one sourced from another car. This was due to fitment issue with aftermarket ones. This does not in anyway mean you can't make them fit.
This is something that can be done in a driveway or garage. It does help to have 2 people when putting the new top on.

Products used and links
Urethane https://goo.gl/mkQL9B
Primer https://goo.gl/ZthkFj
Adhesion promoter https://goo.gl/1oJrB9
Corner Trim https://goo.gl/sF7bBk
2 Sided tape https://goo.gl/5hsKHU
Aftermarket top if desired http://6ledesigns.com/product/1993-20...

Link to GM Service Tech Sheet - https://ls1tech.com/forums/paint-body...

Cost of this project(May differ in your area based on body shop)
Top from Salvage Yard - $100
Cost to have top skinned off, epoxy primed(both sides) and painted - $300
Urethane(2 tubes) - $35
Primer - $25
Adhesion Promoter - $9
Corner trim - $55
2 Sided tape - $8 X 2 = $16
Total Cost - ~$540







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