[Shotimes] OT Convertible top question

[Donald Mallinson]

Must have a black top?  Is it vinyl or cloth?

If vinyl, then the following will be a good solution:

I have something you might want to try, it is called Wurth 
Rubber Care.  It makes that black pebbly plastic on door 
handles/roof racks/around windshield wipers look like new. 
It is clear, won't harm paint, is GOOD for the plastic and 
great for other rubber parts like seals and hoses underhood.

I sell it through my DC CarCare business:

http://www.dccarcare.com

There are other "back to black" type of products, but I have 
never found anything that is as good for the original 
product or works better.

You will want to use a soft bristle tooth brush to work any 
product like this in, and then dry with a cotton towel. 
Sometimes you have to dry the brush on the towel and use the 
toothbrush again to work the dirty stuff out of the rough 
portion of the top.

The toothbrush thing will work for both vinyl and cloth 
tops, but for cloth, the Wurth Rubber Care might not be the 
solution, I would recommend a general purpose gentle 
cleaner.  I sell a good one, again by Wurth called Super 
Spray all, good for all fabrics, and even cleaning REALLY 
dirty vinyl.  You could also use something like Simple Green.

With a cloth top, go easy with the toothbrush, you might 
slightly tear some of the fibers.  Work the brush around 
gently in tiny circles, like you are supposed to do when 
brushing your teeth!  :)

Let me know who any of these work.

Don Mallinson
SHO Club
DC CarCare

Scott wrote:
> Anyone ever be buffing a convertible and accidentally touch the pad to the top, leaving a white mark.
> 
> Any idea how to get this cleaned off?
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