How To Clean and Protect a Convertible Top with 303 Convertible Top Cleaner and Fabric Guard! 

Yes! Beautiful out here in East PA. Washed both the Subie and truck.

@@attention2detailswchelsea I got 3 of 5 cleaned up yesterday lol.

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Thanks for sharing!

Who was the seller??

@@johnnymartinez478, myriad bundles.

It would have to be a product designed for fabric....using one not designed for fabric could either have no effect at all or contain too much silicon dioxide and harden the fabric

To clean Mold and neutralize it use "MOLDEX". Don't use Bleach. The bleach will burn or weaken the stiching at the seams. Use Moldex, when cleaning also wear PPE Personal Protective Equipment, safety glasses, Latex disposable gloves and a face mask. You should not breathe the air when cleaning mold. Spores can go airborne and once you breathe it into your lungs it can reproduce. Everything you discard like paper towels or rags should be discarded in a sealed plastic bag and tossed in the trash sealed. Don't just toss it loosely in the trash. Mold will kill. It is a silent killer. If your vehicle is always parked outside and you don't have a garage then invest in a car cover. I know, if you live in a seasonably wet area it can be difficult however you can treat the convertible top every 3 months and make sure you use a hydrophobic product to seal the convertible top so that water will bead up and roll off. Also, on a Mini Cooper Convertible treat the rubber seal around the convertible top because with time they tend to crack allowing water to get into the insides. Use a rubber treatment product to keep the rubber pliable. If your weather stripping is cracked look to replace it as soon as possible. Water will get in and cause damage inside the vehicle and Mold can grow inside the vehicle as well. Remember the word "HYDROPHOBIC" when purchasing a product for the exterior of your vehicle. This will protect the exterior finish for many years. Don't use any ol kind of soap to wash your convertible or your car for that matter. Do your research about what product is the best for your application. Good luck! Da P8NTRMAN 🎨

It’s strong so make sure you have ventilation. I had the garage door up so it was fine

Yes you need the fabric guard not the aerospace protectant. That is meant for protecting plastic surfaces not canvas or fabric

What color is the top? It may but be careful to not over scrub when trying to remove them as you could stress the fibers and scortch them so to speak. You could try something like a carpet cleaner cleaner/resolve lightly with a toothbrush in a small spot to see if that gets the spots up then clean the top as usual.

Attention 2 Details w/ Chelsea sorry for the late reply I didn’t get a notification. But the top is black from an s2000. The spots look like water spots. I just ordered the same product as you and I’m going to give it a try. Also I tried the meguiars one and didn’t work. so I’ll see what happens. Thank you!

@@eliseodiaz4656 I used some diluted vinegar (50/50) to remove the spots on my S2000 top using a gentle brush. If they really are water spots and not a different type of stain, this should improve it.

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Thanks for asking I was curious as well, and for 9 bucks it's worth getting.

Can you try vacuuming it with a bristle attachment

Chelsea, 303 recommended a good scrub with Dawn Power Wash with super flush of a rinse. I’ll let you know how it comes out.

Yes I’ve used them several times before and they work well

One coat

I did all work with the Fabric Guard indoors.

Did you apply it heavy or a light mist?

@@attention2detailswchelsea, I thot I applied a light coat.

$25-$40 based on condition

@@attention2detailswchelsea thats about what i was thinking