

| Subject: | Re: cold weather insulation idea... |
| From: | Bill Kasper |
| Date: | Wed, 4 Dec 2002 11:37:58 -0800 |
neil, i have thought about putting such a thing on the outside of the poptop. get some of that nasa insulating foam bulley used (or other similar material) and make a cover for your poptop. i've seen "plans" on one site or another. it would keep the heat in (though not by reflection) with no more condensation, and perhaps less because the poptop surface wouldn't be cold. imagine a big (pink, fleming) hat over the poptop when it's up, rolled or flatstored when its down and you're moving. best, bill On Wednesday, December 4, 2002, at 10:40 AM, Neil Wasbrikoff wrote: > It made me wonder ... has any one considered lining their pop top with > any kind of silver or gold reflective material (heck - in a pinch, > even aluminum foil might work) to help reflect heat for the coldest > conditions? It seems like a permanent piece could be created, or > perhaps a temporary version help in by Velcro or even snaps.
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