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harrisp
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25th Apr 11 at 10:13   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

The gf has bought a new shape MR2 and was just wondering about cleaning the soft top as it is looking a bit grubby.
Anyone reccomend any products or methods to use?
Tom G
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25th Apr 11 at 12:36   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Fag.

Don't you get specified cleaning stuff for it? Truee having a look in halfords? Or atleast on the website
Edd
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you can buy specific stuff to rejuvenate it

but for daily cleaning normal shampoo does fine
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25th Apr 11 at 12:46   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I just call refined detail on the bat phone


http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
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R Lee
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quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
I just call refined detail on the bat phone


Is it your own bat phone? Or is it his?

I used Turtle wax something or another shampoo thingy. I used a clothes brush to remove any shit off it first though.
harrisp
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quote:
Originally posted by Tom G
Fag.

Don't you get specified cleaning stuff for it? Truee having a look in halfords? Or atleast on the website


My missus has bought it not me, I do quite like driving it though, (with the roof up :lol

I dont know thats why I asked

Seen the autoglym pack with two bottles if thats any good (can get it cheaper than halfords price).
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autoglym fabric hood cleaner
Fro
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I usually hoover mine and then there is a two part kit you can from halfords think its AG. one bottle is a cleaner the other protects it and repels water.

Hood came up very nice after and repelled water very well when it rained the other day.
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25th Apr 11 at 17:37   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Get the two bottle hood cleaner set.

One removes the dirt, the other waterproofs it a bit.

Need a pressure washer or a good hose though, when I did mine I needed loads of the cleaner stuff and it took a while to rinse it.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Get the two bottle hood cleaner set.

One removes the dirt, the other waterproofs it a bit.

Need a pressure washer or a good hose though, when I did mine I needed loads of the cleaner stuff and it took a while to rinse it.


I was there for ages last time I did it as it kept foaming
Alex_Rally
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bleach
Rich H
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Autoglym kit.

Hoover it first or remove lint / pet hair with masking tape.

Spray cleaner on, agitate with supplied sponge, rinse off with open hose - not pressure washer as it will put visible marks in the fabric

Spray protectant on, leave to dry.
harrisp
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Perfect, thanks.

 
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