Sealing convertible top
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3 convertibles in a row, don't put any type of repellant on and have not problems. I have tried it a couple of times when I first got my car to see how long it lasts, wears off fairly quick here in Florida. Not being a fan of anything that adds more to my processes I stopped years ago. Considering I never conditioned my previous cars with water repellant products and never had an issue I continue the tradition proudly.
There are previous threads that discuss this extensively, if you believe that a top isn't right unless it repels water then do it, my point in previous threads that repel or not repel, either way my top is in perfect shape and still looks new. Well, except the slight wear marks at the fold.
There are previous threads that discuss this extensively, if you believe that a top isn't right unless it repels water then do it, my point in previous threads that repel or not repel, either way my top is in perfect shape and still looks new. Well, except the slight wear marks at the fold.
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