Scuffed Targa Top
Discussion
I recently did the following and whilst they’re not like new, they’re pretty close
1. Wash the panels down – use a tiny drop of washing up liquid in plenty of warm water and using a soft brush (I used a shoe brush) scrub any dirt out of the surfaces. Use a new brush and cold water to get rid of all the soapy water. Leave to dry in the garage
2. Once dry, paint on Renovo hood paint (comes in a number of colours). I did a couple of coats as I had the time although make sure it is well dried between applications.
3. Seal the deal with Fabsil waterproofer. I used the Renovo stuff in the past and didn’t think it was as good. The Fabsil seems to help the canvas keep its colour too and cured the ‘shiny’ finish I had on the hood.
1. Wash the panels down – use a tiny drop of washing up liquid in plenty of warm water and using a soft brush (I used a shoe brush) scrub any dirt out of the surfaces. Use a new brush and cold water to get rid of all the soapy water. Leave to dry in the garage
2. Once dry, paint on Renovo hood paint (comes in a number of colours). I did a couple of coats as I had the time although make sure it is well dried between applications.
3. Seal the deal with Fabsil waterproofer. I used the Renovo stuff in the past and didn’t think it was as good. The Fabsil seems to help the canvas keep its colour too and cured the ‘shiny’ finish I had on the hood.
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