While looking at the cars in Detroit on Friday I notice one of the cars outside had what appeared to be a rub line across the center of the top. As one of the engineers was showing how to put the top up and down he explained that you must first push the top down into the cargo area firmly. Once the top is down you must also push the deck lid down firmly as well or it will not latch.
What appears to be a possible problem is that people are not pushing the tops down firmly enough to get them to seat all the way down. When the deck lid is slammed shut on top of them there is a high spot on the top that will touch the deck lid. My guess is the top is rubbing due to road vibrations against the deck lid causing the rub line on the top.
Double-check you have your top all the way down before slamming the lid (it does requried a little effort to close). Else you to may have an ugly rub line on your top.
What appears to be a possible problem is that people are not pushing the tops down firmly enough to get them to seat all the way down. When the deck lid is slammed shut on top of them there is a high spot on the top that will touch the deck lid. My guess is the top is rubbing due to road vibrations against the deck lid causing the rub line on the top.
Double-check you have your top all the way down before slamming the lid (it does requried a little effort to close). Else you to may have an ugly rub line on your top.