Reflctn Perfctn
Reflection Perfection
Share tips on how to clean and treat convertible tops!
Share tips on how to Clean and treat convertible tops!
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tubafeak
Weight is the enemy.
For cloth 303 fabric cleaner followed by 303 fabric protector is a good combination. You can get the pair for $20 from our sponsors. I've also heard wonderful things about Raggtop products.
If you have a vinyl roof then a good APC, diluted about 10:1 to 15:1 works great for cleaning. For a dressing use 303 Aerospace protectant and buff off well, you can also use any other vinyl dressing.
If you have a vinyl roof then a good APC, diluted about 10:1 to 15:1 works great for cleaning. For a dressing use 303 Aerospace protectant and buff off well, you can also use any other vinyl dressing.
Sir Waxalot
New member
Griots Garage is now offering a Convertable Top Kit. It contains thier awsome Interior Cleaner which is great on carpets, vinyl, leathers, nylon upholstery brush and thier new Fabric Protector with UV and stain protection properties.
Griot's Garage 1-800-345-5789 - Car Care
Griot's Garage 1-800-345-5789 - Car Care
CalgaryDetail
Mike
You can wash a soft top like the rest of the car. I would recomned using a soft brush as the top will tear the mitt apart.
Having said that. Fabric tops do have a coating on them to prevent water from getting in. Everyonce in a while this needs to be replensished. Its not somthing that needs to be done every time.
For this ragtop makes a cleaner and sealent type thing. It works really well
I know 303 also makes a similar product but I have never tried it.
Having said that. Fabric tops do have a coating on them to prevent water from getting in. Everyonce in a while this needs to be replensished. Its not somthing that needs to be done every time.
For this ragtop makes a cleaner and sealent type thing. It works really well
I know 303 also makes a similar product but I have never tried it.
Beemerboy
Just One More Coat
I have used and I am very, very happy with the results of Ragg Topp....they have cleaners and conditioners for both material and vinyl tops.
They are not the cheapest on the market but the customers are always blown away by the results, as I am as well!!
Material
Wash with the cleaner, using a very soft bristle brush to get things loosened up, rinse and dry...I like to wait for about an hour so that I know its real dry...then with my shop vac and a brush attachment...I go over the top to make sure that I have picked up every thing like dust, lint, etc that is sitting on top...then spray on the protectant let dry if its in bad shape I put on a second coat...then after that is dry I go back over with the shop vac and brush attachment to clean up any residue....tops look new again!
Vinyl
Is the same as above but I do not use the shop vac...with the dressing I make sure to apply let dry a minute then buff to make sure its even and then let dry.
Both of these are my go to product for rag tops
They are not the cheapest on the market but the customers are always blown away by the results, as I am as well!!
Material
Wash with the cleaner, using a very soft bristle brush to get things loosened up, rinse and dry...I like to wait for about an hour so that I know its real dry...then with my shop vac and a brush attachment...I go over the top to make sure that I have picked up every thing like dust, lint, etc that is sitting on top...then spray on the protectant let dry if its in bad shape I put on a second coat...then after that is dry I go back over with the shop vac and brush attachment to clean up any residue....tops look new again!
Vinyl
Is the same as above but I do not use the shop vac...with the dressing I make sure to apply let dry a minute then buff to make sure its even and then let dry.
Both of these are my go to product for rag tops