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curious about this myself. feel like i should treat my top with.. something.. while its still in good condition as its gonna spend at least the next few months parked outside =P
Raggtopp. Hands down. Hartz is the manufacture of convertible tops and recommends Raggtopp
Spray it on, rub it in, repeat.
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Use the Hartz Cleaner and then use the conditioner.
I have used it on three generations of Corvette Roadsters
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I use it on my C4 with 84,000+ miles on it for the last ten years. I still have comments that the top looks like new.
i use 303 once every 2 years. probably don't need it at all as my top is always down on the road and always up in the garage. i',m ALMOST 45k miles , no leaks, looks new still.
I have owned Corvette convertibles for many decades, and have never used anything on the tops other than mild soap and a soft brush. They all looked and performed as well the day I traded them as they did the day I got them. Save your money.
I had a bottle of 303 fabric protector left over from my boat canvas. I used it on my C6 black top. Worked great and water just beaded off top. It seemed to darken the black top and made the color more consistent. I would use it on the C7 without a problem. When I need to buy more I’ll try RaggTop because of the recommendations.
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