Convertible top care
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I used Raggtop as recommended by others on this Forum.
It is 2-step process. You first apply the cleaner, then the sealer spray.
It comes with a brush for the cleaming step.
Rated to last about a year. Obviously that depends how often you wash the top.
Very easy.
I did use masking tape and drop cloths to protect glass and paint while spraying the sealer.
You might also get a tacky roller brush for removing any stray hair, fluff or other micro debris.
It is 2-step process. You first apply the cleaner, then the sealer spray.
It comes with a brush for the cleaming step.
Rated to last about a year. Obviously that depends how often you wash the top.
Very easy.
I did use masking tape and drop cloths to protect glass and paint while spraying the sealer.
You might also get a tacky roller brush for removing any stray hair, fluff or other micro debris.
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schuss (06-28-2021)
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Used Raggtop and the two step process, taping everything off to spray. It's the only thing I've ever used on all my convertibles but everyone that installs/services convertible tops that I've ever asked endorsed it, so I keep using it.
I do really like Mbourne's idea of pouring it into a sponge, though. If the Raggtop wasn't aerosol I would try that.
I do really like Mbourne's idea of pouring it into a sponge, though. If the Raggtop wasn't aerosol I would try that.
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