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Blue softtop growing white hair

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I know the owner has a few white hairs but cannot understand why the blue softtop on my Carrera C2 facelift is now covered in what look like short white hairs. It has had a cover over it for a few months. I've tried the usual Halfords remedies but none seem to work. Any ideas please? :judge:

POST 2Original post

Get yourself one of those sticky suit rollers - worked a treat for me.

POST 3Original post

And if you're dedicated then buy some Renovo cleaner, Renovo re-proofer, a shoebrush and a paintbrush. Spend a morning washing and re-proofing and watch the rain bead off it like it was new.

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