Roadster rear window plastic

[Steven collins]

Put the hood up on the B for the first time in ages and found that the rear plastic ? Window is very buckled.
Has any one any ideas as to how or whether it is even possible to straighten out.
Any (sensible) suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance.

[Not_Anumber]

Gentle heat from a hair drier or fan heater
Will help but careful not to overdo it

[Steven collins]

I had thought of that but was quite hesitant to try but there again no pain no gain.
Thank you for replying, will let you know how it get in.

[Ian F]

The packaway hood on my Midget is obviously different, but the materials will be similar.
In cold weather I assemble the hood as best I can on the car, and then leave a fan heater inside to get it quite warm. This is the only way to get it to fit. Not a window problem, but the approach might help the window back into shape.
When stowing the hood I am very careful not to fold the three plastic windows. I fold the two side windows inwards and then roll up the whole thing - not too tight!

Ian F

[Steven collins]

I actually have an original pack away frame for the B and have been contemplating putting it back on the B that way the hood would be better stored/protected as it does not really get used much.
Anyway onwards and upwards, hopefully later this week I will try and get those wrinkles out of the plastic- wondering if it might help those wrinkles that have appeared on me over the time