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Conclave Texas and Tonneau Covers
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Not going there but the tonneau is not that hard. If you have the the tenex posts already on the car just lay it over and start at the back-center post and from there go left then right around alternating. I got a 1/4 inch leather punch at a craft store and used a hammer to punch the holes. Then its just a matter of screwing in the fastners. Here is the problem: If you do it at night or in cold weather, it will sag in the heat of the sun. If you do it out side in the sun as I did you have to streach it in the cold mornings. Lay a cloth down and do one fastner at a time then put it on the car to pick location for the next. On and off, on and off, very boring. But be patient. Oh yea. I used a yellow marker while it was on the car to put a dot where I was going to punch. And I measured from the edge to match each side as I went along. Good luck.