YOUR RESEARCHWhat to use to maintain softtop?
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What do you use to wash the softtop? Regular car wash or the special softtop wash soln from Porsche or other brand? What do you use to maintain/condition it? I have a 2002 cab w/ the glass so I am not worried about the plastic window getting hazy.
http://autopia-carcare.com/ Raggtopp - easy to use. You will need the cleaner and the protectant. Also buy a soft brissel brush (locally) and one of the lint free chamois to take the water off. Your top will bead up like a highly waxed car.
Only rinse with water for normal cleaning. Clean and treat with Raggtopp twice a year or as needed.
ditto Raggtop. Great stuff.
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