neil.schneider

As long as it beads you are ok.

DJ23

I use two coats and a lot less newspaper and it's fine.

Jay

bdmason

I got the newspaper real cheap and I have nothing but time when it comes to my p-car

THPorsche

I plan to do mine next week with thick bed sheets

abiazis

I use scotchgard with good results. Top is 12 years old and counting...average age reputed to be about 7 years according to Porsche factory rep I spoke with in Germany last year ...

robbonds

i sprayed it on without protecting the rest of the car - i just followed up by wiping down with a soft cotton detail towel..

WARNING - cover our mouth when you spray this stuff - my throat was hurting for 2 days from enhaling this stuff...

kasendorf

I have an 05 cab and never used the stuff. I have noticed some fading especially in the are of the crossbars under the top. Will this help?

rountreed

This reminded me I have not done this to my top in the last 2 years so I just spend 50 bucks for a brush, top cleaner and protector. Thanks for killing another Saturday for me and I am sure my wife will thank you also, however I expect she will use slightly different words to me.

bdmason

I also have a 2005 cab actually it's a twin to yours look at the pic int his post to see if you notice a diffrence, I wiil try to take one and post it also. It was the first time for me also. I do think mine is a bit darker now

Chuck Jones

I see some of you guys using the tan masking tape...which can leave a sticky residue behind when you take it off. I use the blue painter's tape and it doesn't leave any marks or adhesive behind. Just a suggestion. I got the idea after visiting a custom auto detail shop to see how they polished their cars, and that's what they used.

500

Good point Chuck and to take it a step further the blue painter's tape is available in a few different adhesion levels with the weakest being the best for this type of application.