Rag top care
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Rag top care
Is there anything I should do to the soft top on my new cab to preserve it, i.e., some sort of sealant or other coat of protection? Thanks.
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Go to Properautocare.com and get the Raggtop kit. It is easy to use and the best that there is. You will also need a soft brissel brush, which you can get anywhere. I also got the PS21 drying towel to take the water off it when I wash it as you don't want to use a towel that is going to leave lint on the top.
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Originally posted by DaveMo
Go to Properautocare.com and get the Raggtop kit. It is easy to use and the best that there is. You will also need a soft brissel brush, which you can get anywhere. I also got the PS21 drying towel to take the water off it when I wash it as you don't want to use a towel that is going to leave lint on the top.
Go to Properautocare.com and get the Raggtop kit. It is easy to use and the best that there is. You will also need a soft brissel brush, which you can get anywhere. I also got the PS21 drying towel to take the water off it when I wash it as you don't want to use a towel that is going to leave lint on the top.
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Yeah my "CFO" gets really pissed but I tell her to take two aspirin and lie down and that usually helps.
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Raggtopp is great stuff, and it only costs about $15 or so per can, which will do probably 3 tops. Go to http://www.wolfsteins.com/ to find a dealer for Raggtopp.