Snow wash for soft top
Snow wash for soft top
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limmy01

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281 posts

165 months

Currently using bilt hamber touchless snowfoam pre wash, then autoglym polar wash and polar seal. But reading the instructions for the autoglym products, they say not suitable for soft tops!

So current method is using a cover which isn't ideal, so after a soft top safe snowfoam wash and seal product, what do you guys use?

Cheers jamie

Huzzah

29,060 posts

214 months

Yesterday (08:35)
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limmy01 said:
Currently using bilt hamber touchless snowfoam pre wash, then autoglym polar wash and polar seal. But reading the instructions for the autoglym products, they say not suitable for soft tops!

So current method is using a cover which isn't ideal, so after a soft top safe snowfoam wash and seal product, what do you guys use?

Cheers jamie
I suspect snowfoam wash and seal that's soft top safe would be pretty useless on paintwork. I use seperate products and techniques top and bottom.

Happy to be corrected though.,

Belle427

11,991 posts

264 months

Yesterday (12:01)
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I normally use use the shampoo im doing the car with, i tend to use gentle products though so its never been an issue.
I would try to avoid spraying multiple products in it, there isnt any need to really.
Autoglym do dedicated soft top cleaner/protectant kits if it needs a bit more tlc.
I used fabsil gold on mine earlier in the year and it was shedding water like crazy but it has died off a bit now, some say you dont really need to treat them at all though just a regular clean.