Hi Tim,

Is yours a vinyl hood?  Is the leak from the stitching with no signs of a
hole?

If yes to both you could try what seems to work for me. Put the hood up and
if you have hood-tensioners tension them to stretch the stitching as much as
possible. Using an old toothbrush work some waterproofing such as Nikwax or
similar into the seam and stitching. Preferably do it on a warm day when the
penetration of the Nikwax will be better. I then clean the hood with
Autoglym's "vinyl and rubber care" two or three times a year, only takes
seconds, and that seems to keep mine watertight which it certainly wasn't a
few years ago!

Just one problem, finding a dry and warm day to do it!

Cheers,
Lawrence

Very, very rainy Dunfermline


-----Original Message-----
From: Carpenter, Tim [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2012 2:24 PM
To: mogtalk2
Subject: Re: [mogtalk2] hood seam leak



Anyone have a recommendation for how to fix a leak in the hood seam, the one
along the biggest hoop ?

Tim

500 dry miles this year.     (and about 3000 not dry ones)
















































































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