A detail question , convert guys
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A detail question , convert guys
So after doing the whole car detail I am not satisfied about one area. The rear deck has some material on it that I can't seem to get the finish I am looking for. I ASSUMED it was leather and cleaned it and treated it with Lexol but after buffing and drying it doesn't seem to have a uniform finish. Is it leather or another material and should I be using Lexol or some vinyl treatment.
#3
Jagtoes.....
It's a vinyl plastic material, and here is what I use.
This is your cure.
Did you detail the convertible top yet?
It's a vinyl plastic material, and here is what I use.
This is your cure.
Did you detail the convertible top yet?
#4
Jagtoes.....
It's a vinyl plastic material, and here is what I use.
Amazon.com: 303 (30313-CSR) Aerospace Protectant Trigger Sprayer, 32 Fl. oz.: Automotive
It's a vinyl plastic material, and here is what I use.
Amazon.com: 303 (30313-CSR) Aerospace Protectant Trigger Sprayer, 32 Fl. oz.: Automotive
#5
Jagtoes.....
It's a vinyl plastic material, and here is what I use.
Amazon.com: 303 (30313-CSR) Aerospace Protectant Trigger Sprayer, 32 Fl. oz.: Automotive
This is your cure.
Did you detail the convertible top yet?
It's a vinyl plastic material, and here is what I use.
Amazon.com: 303 (30313-CSR) Aerospace Protectant Trigger Sprayer, 32 Fl. oz.: Automotive
This is your cure.
Did you detail the convertible top yet?
#7
If the roof cover panel is goofy looking, use a bristle brush on it with some Dawn (normal blue 'cuts grease' type) dish washing liquid in water. Don't overdo the amount or it will run down inside, but scrub the area well and all the old waxes and oils will be removed allowing you to start over with some good protectant. The surface is somewhat textured, so don't ever use a paper tower or other linty cloth on it. You will be sad if you do.
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