Roof protector - Vantage Roadster

Roof protector - Vantage Roadster

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hanny1973

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299 posts

130 months

Monday 31st August 2015
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I've just opened the curtains this morning......it looks like winter has arrived, or certainly autumn.

I don't have the luxury of a garage so my Vantage Roadster sits out in the elements on the drive. I was wondering what recommendations anyone has for protecting the roof?

Thanks in advance.

hanny1973

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299 posts

130 months

Monday 31st August 2015
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Thanks for the replies so far.

I was actually thinking of roof protectors that I could apply but a protective hood also sounds a good idea. I had considered the Aston Martin Ultimate car cover but they seem a bit of a hassle taking on, off and storing.

Can you apply the Gtechniq with a brush?

@Manwhoneverwas - have a great holiday and if you remember I would be grateful knowing which cover you have.

hanny1973

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299 posts

130 months

Monday 31st August 2015
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mikey k said:
I've always used 303 protectant on my convertible roofs for the last 7 cars
Works very well, designed for boat covers orginally
This stuff on the Aston

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/303-high-t...

In fact I may have some left over in the garage, where are you?
Some good suggestions, thank you.

I'm based in Ascot so a bit of a trek from Shropshire smile

hanny1973

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299 posts

130 months

Sunday 6th September 2015
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mikey k said:
I've always used 303 protectant on my convertible roofs for the last 7 cars
Works very well, designed for boat covers orginally
This stuff on the Aston

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/303-high-t...

In fact I may have some left over in the garage, where are you?
Thanks mikey - I got some 303 last week and applied it today, first impressions it looks pretty effective.