Tono cover
Tono cover
06-09-2005, 01:11 AM
#3
Three Wheelin'
I assume that Richard is requesting info on cleaning the trunk cover in his coupe.
Flash are you referring to the cover for the Cab top of the trunk cover in a coupe?
I do not remember what a coupe trunk area cover is made of but assume it may be some type of vinyl. In that case I would suggest the vinyl cleaner and conditioner made by either Mcguires or Griots.
Flash are you referring to the cover for the Cab top of the trunk cover in a coupe?
I do not remember what a coupe trunk area cover is made of but assume it may be some type of vinyl. In that case I would suggest the vinyl cleaner and conditioner made by either Mcguires or Griots.
06-09-2005, 11:55 AM
#5
Three Wheelin'
Richard, what color is it?
If it is canvas like a Cab top then there is a great product called Renovo that has a cleaner, a dye and a waterproofer. I used this on my top and the tono cover to cover the top last year and found that it worked great.
If it is canvas like a Cab top then there is a great product called Renovo that has a cleaner, a dye and a waterproofer. I used this on my top and the tono cover to cover the top last year and found that it worked great.
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06-09-2005, 02:53 PM
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If it's a vinyl product you can redye it with a product like Surflex, available at www.carcareonline.com then keep it renewed with Vinylex. This stuff works great on the bumperettes too, but those would need an exterior protectant put on afterwards.
06-09-2005, 10:04 PM
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i assumed the term "tono" (which is really tonneau) which generally refers to something that covers the open area of a cab or the bed of a truck, was being used to describe the boot cover - i didn't ask for clarification as to why a hardtop owner wanted to clean a boot cover - i suppose the cargo area cover that comes in the hardtops could be called a tonneau cover, for lack of a more appealing term
in either case, the method of cleaning is the same - if you have to use a chemical cleaner, spray it on a rag,and NOT directly on the cover, and then wipe it on, taking care to remove the chemical thoroughly - the sun beating on it will cause discoloration if any chemical is left there
any sun protectant should be applied the same way - spray it on the rag and not the cover
in either case, the method of cleaning is the same - if you have to use a chemical cleaner, spray it on a rag,and NOT directly on the cover, and then wipe it on, taking care to remove the chemical thoroughly - the sun beating on it will cause discoloration if any chemical is left there
any sun protectant should be applied the same way - spray it on the rag and not the cover
