TR on tonnaeu covers?
- Thread starter Mikeyzr
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Poorboy
Founder Poorboy's World
Have used it many times on soft tonneau covers and they look real good...just apply it with a sponge to get even coverage and then remember to buff it out thoroughly with a cotton towel after letting it sit for a half hour for best results:bigups
Ehhmmm, yep, it works. And it works good!
Let the pics do the talking. I did exactly as Steve said above, except I used a 3" wide foam paint brush to "work in" the product more and I feel I have more control over a sponge. I first used S&W to clean a dusty cover, then used the Trim Restorer on the clean cover. I have one gripe. Once I started, I could not stop! I did all of the exterior moldings on my truck.
One thing that amazed me, is that on my 6' box cover, I only used about 1oz of TR. Amazing! This product really goes a long way. It has excellent gloss and it really looks like a brand new cover again. Great product, Steve!!
Mike
Let the pics do the talking. I did exactly as Steve said above, except I used a 3" wide foam paint brush to "work in" the product more and I feel I have more control over a sponge. I first used S&W to clean a dusty cover, then used the Trim Restorer on the clean cover. I have one gripe. Once I started, I could not stop! I did all of the exterior moldings on my truck.
One thing that amazed me, is that on my 6' box cover, I only used about 1oz of TR. Amazing! This product really goes a long way. It has excellent gloss and it really looks like a brand new cover again. Great product, Steve!!
Mike