Renovo Hood Restorer
Renovo Hood Restorer
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foxy600

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428 posts

276 months

Friday 24th September 2004
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As anyone tried the Renovo hood restorer?
My two targa panels are looking a bit tired, but I don't really want to re-cover, them as they are not that bad. There are a few holes and cuts in the material where they have been in and out of the boot, so I thought I would glue them down, then buy some of the dark blue restorer....Does anyone know if it works?

WildfireS3

9,919 posts

275 months

Friday 24th September 2004
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Check out my review of the black stuff
www.pistonheads.com/reviews/reviews.asp?id=332&r=914&c=73

Only thing I'd say extra is don't get it on the windows and maybe Thompsons is a little better than the waterproofer.

foxy600

Original Poster:

428 posts

276 months

Friday 24th September 2004
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I might give it a try, looked on their web site the other day, a small tin of reviver is £16.95, I'm sure I will only need this size, as the hood itself is new, so I only have the panels to do

page3

5,148 posts

274 months

Friday 24th September 2004
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I tried the blue version a few months back. Generally happy with the result although it could have been a lot better - IF it hadn't started raining every time I started a coat. I mean typicaly, clear sky, panel off, start coat, clouds rush in, starts pouring... After 4 days trying I gave up with only one coat finished.

foxy600

Original Poster:

428 posts

276 months

Friday 24th September 2004
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I think that's generally known as 'The Law Of Sod'!!

foxy600

Original Poster:

428 posts

276 months

Friday 24th September 2004
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Wow, how did they get that advert next to my last reply....I didn't put it there!!

foxy600

Original Poster:

428 posts

276 months

Friday 24th September 2004
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It's changed now, a minute ago it was an advert for Renovo!