Keepin' (the top) clean
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JeepAholic
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I spray it down, wash it with car wash by section
Finish it with a vinyl protectant
watch the windows, use a special plastic cleaner on those only[addsig]
I spray it down, wash it with car wash by section
Finish it with a vinyl protectant
watch the windows, use a special plastic cleaner on those only[addsig]
punkerjeep
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Actually now that you mention it, Quadratec has a good deal on window cleaner for soft windows. Its about $4 a bottle, and mines in the mail.
check it out.[addsig]
Actually now that you mention it, Quadratec has a good deal on window cleaner for soft windows. Its about $4 a bottle, and mines in the mail.
check it out.[addsig]
1040864
I use the reliable spray cleaner with a soft brush on mine. It gets the mud stains out and leaves it nice and black. The stuff also works great on tires and rims. gets the brake dust off the rims and leaves the tires black and the letters white. I buy it online at Reliable online they also sell the plastic cleaner. Hope this helps
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I use the reliable spray cleaner with a soft brush on mine. It gets the mud stains out and leaves it nice and black. The stuff also works great on tires and rims. gets the brake dust off the rims and leaves the tires black and the letters white. I buy it online at Reliable online they also sell the plastic cleaner. Hope this helps
eastcoastoffroad.com[addsig]
RAVEN13xxx
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I have gotten some pine tree sap on my new top and have no idea how to get it off, any ideas??????[addsig]
I have gotten some pine tree sap on my new top and have no idea how to get it off, any ideas??????[addsig]
1040973
For pine tree sap use a degreaser it'll come right off, just be careful not to get something that is going to damage the vinyl i.e. brake cleaner. Probably one of the best things I can think of is WD-40. I'm in the Army and have gotten tree sap on my uniforms and I spray a little WD-40 on it, let it sit awhile, then wash em, they come out clean and it hasn't screwed up my uniforms so I doubt it'll screw up your top. Try it on a test area first though to be sure (I like to use my buddy's TJ for testing products!). Hope this helps.
--Mike[addsig]
For pine tree sap use a degreaser it'll come right off, just be careful not to get something that is going to damage the vinyl i.e. brake cleaner. Probably one of the best things I can think of is WD-40. I'm in the Army and have gotten tree sap on my uniforms and I spray a little WD-40 on it, let it sit awhile, then wash em, they come out clean and it hasn't screwed up my uniforms so I doubt it'll screw up your top. Try it on a test area first though to be sure (I like to use my buddy's TJ for testing products!). Hope this helps.
--Mike[addsig]
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