My Black top needs help

[Pdwight]

My boxster spends most of its time indoors in a garage at my shop, across town where I live I have a metal canopy it stays in. My black top is due to a Waterproofing treatment with Nanodyze (Will make water roll off a paper towel)

My problem my top while in great condition is not as black as I would like it to be, after I treat it with the Nanodyze Spray nothing....I mean nothing will stick to it....Ideas my friends

Thanks in advance

Dwigt

[cornontherob]

Well if you plan on getting it blacker, try using fabric dye, but if it's already waterproofed, then I don't have the slightest clue what will stick to it

[Pdwight]

I have not done the Nanodyse in 3 years, water no longer beads on it.....so I'm thinking dye it and then Nanodyse it. Any ideas on dyes folks ??

[Perfectlap]

Raggtopp protectant (after using their cleanser with a stiff stream of water) will darken the top a few shades. One of the British Porsche magazines had a step by step of the Renovo dye on a Boxster. Amazing result. You'll need both products. A deep cleaning is a must. And you'll have to layer the coats of the dye over several days. Many, many layers will be needed as the fabric sucks down the dye like a sponge. Apply the Raggtopp protectant to finish. And don't get regular car wash soap on it, rinse only with a super soft brush to spot clean.

[Pdwight]

I originally started with the Ragtop kit, cleaned it thoroughly and applied the product....stopped beading water after two months....then I went to the Nanodyse..thanks for your help...I will as always research the devil out of it before I do anything