Convertible roof care
#1
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Convertible roof care
I am wondering what folks have found to maintain their convertible roof fabric.
mine is new looking and I want to preserve it as best as possible.
mine is new looking and I want to preserve it as best as possible.
#2
Le Mans Master
This is what I use.
#3
Drifting
I use the 303 kit. When cleaning use a soft brush to not raise up fuzz. When applying the protectant tape off where you don’t want the stuff to go. It comes off once dry but a pain.
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Race Director
I've used both the 303 and RaggTopp fabric top kits multiple times. 303 works better for me - the protectant beads water considerably longer. Never tried Chemical Guys but have used other types of their products and was satisfied with them.
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Instructor
I have used the 303 product. Instead of spraying it on, I poured the stuff into a container and used a soft, clean paint brush to apply it. No overspray problems and it did not leave any brush strokes or other unevenness.
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Drifting
Does anyone know how to remove these darkened areas on a cashmere convertible top that appear to be a byproduct of the folding process? I am not sure they are soil marks. If I use what VetteVinnie uses, with it seal these marks in permanently, or make them disappear? I tried to gently scrub-off the marks with a brush off when washing the car, but that was ineffective.
#10
Burning Brakes
Raggtopp Cleaner and one of their expensive brushes removed marks on my top that other cleaners would not remove
Last edited by MannyS; 03-14-2024 at 09:35 PM.
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Le Mans Master
Does anyone know how to remove these darkened areas on a cashmere convertible top that appear to be a byproduct of the folding process? I am not sure they are soil marks. If I use what VetteVinnie uses, with it seal these marks in permanently, or make them disappear? I tried to gently scrub-off the marks with a brush off when washing the car, but that was ineffective.
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#13
Safety Car
Only ever used RaggTopp for the 12 years I've owned my vert. Works fine.
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#14
Melting Slicks
Ragg Topp products and a Boars hair brush