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Before I get flamed this is not a post about how to protect the soft top or how to clean it. I realize from doing some searching that Raggtopp seems
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Soft Top Protection
Before I get flamed this is not a post about how to protect the soft top or how to clean it.
I realize from doing some searching that Raggtopp seems to be the way to go but was wondering if anyone ever thought or tried using fabric paint. I have used Duplicolor's VINYL & FABRIC PAINT on interiors in the past but never on a convertible top/exterior. My feeling is that paint will last longer over the annual Raggtopp process. Any thoughts? I already contacted Duplicolor to see if this would be a safe application and if it will hold up on the exterior so I'll keep everyone posted. |
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