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Old 04-03-2009, 08:58 AM   #1
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That brings up another question (...sorry to hijack the thread) : What does everyone use on their soft tops? I use Raggtopp cleaner and protectant. Anybody found anything better?
Been using Ragg Topp for 3 years now. Just did 4 coats (entire can) about 2 weeks ago when I took the car out of winter hybernation. I used the Ragg Topp cleaner in the Fall before I put her away. Did not have time to re-seal prior to storage.

Top looks better then the day I took delivery from Germany.

Trick is not to use any soaps, when washing the car, on the top. Just water. Leaf blower dry. And then use the sticky tape roller thingy.

Lots of owners mask of the car when using Ragg Topp. This is not really necessary. Just a few strategically placed towels here & there is all you need. Wipe off excess from glass. Remaing clean-up, I just used a quick detailer (F425- PL's favorite!).

I waited about 20-40 minutes between coats. Heated garage. Between coats I bush with an ox hair paint brush (dry), vacuum, and sticky tape roller. Repeat.
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Old 04-03-2009, 01:54 PM   #2
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Top is no problem

I took the top off to have a new rear window sown in. So I am doing everything topless. BTW made it quite wasy to clean the engine, get at the rear drains and clean up some crud in the back.

Dawn is strong - took everything right off - a little more than I expected.

BTW anything else I should do once the top is off and I have free acess to the engine???

Oh and I will killed for this - but in a pinch I used duct tape and plastic to cover the back window (better than water damage) but now duct tape residue on the top. A citrus goo and adhesive remover??
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