Hello! So I made an appt with Fiberine to install a hightop on my Chevy Express. Problem is that their booked into Jan. now. I've searched this site for current into on other installers that are recommended by the community. I'm in AZ right now, but will be up in CO in a month or so. Any recommendations?
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January is not that far away. Most fabricators of any specialty item are in high demand right now. Im scheduling jobs into spring/summer 2021 so to me January sounds very reasonable. I’ve only heard good things about Fiberine, so I would keep your reservation.
Freelander
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The hightop on my van didn't fit real good, there was a big gap all the way around it, the sealant came loose and it was leaking inside, I took it to a bodyshop and had them replace the sealant with something better. They had to call around and see what to use.
I could have used bathroom sealant, and replace it every month but the stuff they used set up good and hard and was paintable.
I could have used bathroom sealant, and replace it every month but the stuff they used set up good and hard and was paintable.
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I chose my van based on being a conversion van and already having a high top.
I too would recommend keeping the appointment with Fiberine as the cost for shipping one of their lids is greater than the install cost. Or so I've heard.
So unless you find another installer that has a top that fits your van, I'd say keep it.
I too would recommend keeping the appointment with Fiberine as the cost for shipping one of their lids is greater than the install cost. Or so I've heard.
So unless you find another installer that has a top that fits your van, I'd say keep it.
