T-Tops rattle.

[Street Fighter]

Had a front glass put in the Trans and now the tops are rattling. I still have the shades in the tops and they seem to be right, but I have a rattle when I hit a bump. Never had the tops out, out of 6 years of owning this car just because of this reason. can anyone help.

[mdh100]

the locking assembly rattled on mine. You may want to take the cover off that exposes the locking assembly (i think it's just 4 screws if i remember correctly). I put visceolastic on the parts that were rattling and didn't have any more rattles.

[TommySS]

the locking assembly rattled on mine. You may want to take the cover off that exposes the locking assembly (i think it's just 4 screws if i remember correctly). I put visceolastic on the parts that were rattling and didn't have any more rattles.

What is, who makes, who sells, how much does visceolastic cost. We gotta know.

[oneBADDz]

yeah, that makes me think those viscoelastic memory cells from the sweet bed comercial, you know, the one nasa came up with. . . .you cut up your bed and cushy up your tops or what? do tell

[mdh100]

I bought mine from www.mcmaster.com. They don't seem to be selling it anymore though. You can also check out Hi-Temp Mastic, which was the equivalent to dynomat (if I recall correctly the same company made both, just repackaged it). Brown Bread and Raammat would also do the job....I'd suggest Brown Bread. The Visceolastic as well as the others I listed here are just sound dampening materials. All the above are cheaper than dynomat and work better (except Hi-Temp Mastic which is the same stuff as dynomat). Do a search on Google and it should give you a list of places that are selling them.