White haze on vinyl caused by Armour All - Will Vinylex undo the damage?
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No problem.
You should be able to get Mothers Back to Black at Autozone or Advance Auto Parts
Also found this product for your cab top
http://www.303products.com/tech/inde...TOKEN=17136443
I never used it but 303 makes good stuff.
You should be able to get Mothers Back to Black at Autozone or Advance Auto Parts
Also found this product for your cab top
http://www.303products.com/tech/inde...TOKEN=17136443
I never used it but 303 makes good stuff.
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And yes, that was a sight to remember.
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A somewhat related question. I've used a product for years to help with leaks in my T-tops on MR2. It is called Parteze from Kano Labs and is a mold release, officially. What it does, however, it rejuvenates rubber and makes it pop right up, causing leaks to stop. Works amazingly well, actually. I'd like to find out if anyone else using it or a similar product (essentially, a silicone mold release spray) on their rubber seals around the convertible roof. If so, what do you use?
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Mike
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Mike, yes, it makes the rubber swell, pop back up and become more pliable. MR2 community stumbled onto it by accident, but I've been using Parteze for the last 8 years or so. it's one of those little secrets that seems to stay on one board, but if you do a google search, you'll see MR2 people raving about it.
Took care of leaks very well. And I think that any molding release compound should be able to do that. Grainger sells something, I might want to try.
Took care of leaks very well. And I think that any molding release compound should be able to do that. Grainger sells something, I might want to try.
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I used the 303 Aerospace marine canvas treatment / waterproofing on my cab top last summer. Amazing! I think water beads on it better than it does on 3 layers of Zaino on my painted surfaces. I'm another big 303 fan and the local marine supply store was the source.