soft top care / cleaning
soft top care / cleaning
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bogtrotter

Original Poster:

160 posts

238 months

Friday 3rd September 2010
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hi guys..any tips re care and cleaning for soft tops (boxster) just water and a stiff brush ? or are there specific cleaning products out there..if so any to avoid or use ?thanks .steve w.

belleair302

6,995 posts

228 months

Friday 3rd September 2010
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There are some great products available out there. Renovo make a good selection of soft top cleaners and conditioners as do 303.

Get over to detailingworld.co.uk and talk to the suppliers on there who often do discounts online.

waxaholic

374 posts

220 months

Friday 3rd September 2010
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Autoglym's soft tops products are good and easilly sourced via halfords.

koolchris99

12,267 posts

200 months

Friday 3rd September 2010
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waxaholic said:
Autoglym's soft tops products are good and easilly sourced via halfords.
i use this on my z4, works nicely..

944Tman

74 posts

264 months

Wednesday 8th September 2010
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I recall that the AutoGlym products are aerosol, so don't choose a windy day......

Renovo make nothing but soft top products so I always reckon a specialist company makes better products.

alfa pint

3,856 posts

232 months

Thursday 9th September 2010
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Renovo stuff is fantastic. And better than the autoglym, which I've also tried and still have half a bottle left in the cleaning basket.

They're on www.renovo.com or something equally obvious. Saves you trawling around ebay.

944Tman

74 posts

264 months

MarkDoc

15 posts

187 months

Friday 1st October 2010
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944Tman said:
I recall that the AutoGlym products are aerosol, so don't choose a windy day......

Renovo make nothing but soft top products so I always reckon a specialist company makes better products.
Are Autoglym not a specialist? The soft top kit isn't an aerosol either.

Empire1

2 posts

183 months

Sunday 17th October 2010
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Autoglym are a specialist company, but valeters and detailers like to to use a variety of products for different cars, paint, fabric etc, and Reno are very good but you have to get the right colour for your roof,