For you rag top guys
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I've tried many different things on mine, but nothing has been on the high-side of 'acceptable' yet so I won't even bother to state any. All I do now is scrub it clean with a soft bristle brush and mist on some Meguiar's trim protectant and let it sit. That doesn't look great by any definition, but at least there is something. Any contact with any type of rag, applicator or sponge I've ever seen will leave it all splotchy. That texture is murder to detail.
SO, jagtoes, once you find a good one you should get it added as a "sticky" for everyone to find easily.
SO, jagtoes, once you find a good one you should get it added as a "sticky" for everyone to find easily.
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To the previous 2 posters, 'jagtoes' was not asking about the fabric top, but rather the cover over the compartment where the top is stowed.
I'm with Cee Jay on this, haven't found anything I'd trust on it to not stain, so I've just used a damp sponge to wipe off dirt and dust. If you find something trustworthy, please let us know!
I'm with Cee Jay on this, haven't found anything I'd trust on it to not stain, so I've just used a damp sponge to wipe off dirt and dust. If you find something trustworthy, please let us know!
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Ah, I failed to read the post clearly refering to the tonneau.
I used a very soft bristle brush with a weak dish soap solution once....but I didn't scrub hard. It cleaned up well and since it has been just a damp sponge with clean water.
I'd like to hear if anyone has something better too.
I used a very soft bristle brush with a weak dish soap solution once....but I didn't scrub hard. It cleaned up well and since it has been just a damp sponge with clean water.
I'd like to hear if anyone has something better too.
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