How to Lace a Fabric T-Top

Lacing your T-Top can be a frustrating experience. Here's a short tutorial on how to get the job done smoothly so you can get back out on the water. Have questions? Leave them in the comments section, we will be sure to get you an answer.
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[@JJCiulla]

Thanks a lot for posting this video. I put on a replacement T-Top canvas yesterday and used your video as a guide -- it went just like you said it would.

[@AtlanticBoatTowers]

Thanks for the feedback! Any other installation videos you think we should add?

[@JonDunnmusician]

Wonderful job, it's amazing how many bullies are on the internet. Please ignore these comments how refreshing to not have robotic music.

[@Bullshark561]

how about some sound with instructions for us greenies cause i have no clue what your doing

[@jcdaniel55]

Yes, this was horrible execution on the how to part.

[@tuyyo51]

How much rope do you need to lace a top? 57" x 67" Thanks

[@AtlanticBoatTowers]

We recommend three times the circumference of your top.

[@stewatparkpark2933]

You pulled the shot at the crucial second time after time . Why , just why ?

[@jonathankent5898]

How about some audio explaining what you're doing...

[@americanpatriot8559]

This method gives you no "wind up-lift" protection. to do it right,
click on this link. Most people do it this way with out realizing the
true benefits. www.ateammarine.com/images/Lacing%20Instructions.doc.pdf

[@mrlifetime64]

to nine109- at least they answer questions -unlike you

[@N1NE109]

Thats an ugly way to lace a top,All the lacing should not be on the bottom of the rail

[@elydoug]

I agree. The lacing should lay across the top of the canvas.

[@johnshirley8099]

Me two ...no audio because he doesn't know what he's doing.