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I have about 5-6 spots in my black fabric convertible top. Otherwise the top is in great condition (garage queen). I am afraid to use anything harsh to try to remove. They seem to be in the fabric and also sap-like. Any suggestions?
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Thanks 98TripleWhiteWS6Vert, I looked into the Raggtop cleaner but I have several stubborn and neglected spots. The remained of the top is like new (no sun fadeing, stitching still grey,water repellancy- good garage queen 7 years old 42k miles). I think the stains originated from the garage door opener chain lube. I do not envy the work it must require to keep that beautiful WS6 with a ultra white top clean. Can't be a daily driver!!!
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Hi PoSSum, I tried the Amazing Roll-Off. It worked beautifully. I did have to use a gently haired tooth brush but this product cleans very well and did not seem to remove the water repellancy. Thanks for the tip.
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I drive it every day and take my son to daycare in it. The car seat is a tight fit and I have to run the power seat back and forth to get in the backseat. It's all worth it. I race it once a month. The top and white leather are a biatch to keep clean.
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quote:Originally posted by 98TripleWhiteWS6Vert: I drive it every day and take my son to daycare in it. The car seat is a tight fit and I have to run the power seat back and forth to get in the backseat. It's all worth it. I race it once a month. The top and white leather are a biatch to keep clean.
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