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Date: Wed, 25 Nov 1998 10:29:09 +0100 From: RCS <e9225126nopsam1.tuwien.ac.at> Subject: Re: Looking after the roof on a convertible....
Thatīs a miracle tried to solve for 2 years!!! Thereīs just one answer: KEEP THE ROOF CLOSED!!! or replace the fabric every 4 years... No- just be careful when opening or closing the top, give a little time to rest and fold, help the cloth folding in the right position with your hands - that will help the scrubbing problem (a litte)! Clean the top not toooooooo often, DON`T use convertible top cleaners!!!!!!!! Just use water and LITTLE soap, rinse it with water for a long time, so that all the soap is gone, cover the top, when parking for a long time. DON`T open the top when the fabric is WET or DIRTY!!!!! (really, donīt do that!!!) It suffers heavy!!! AND very important: Donīt open the top in wintertime when itīs frozen!!! One can clean the top every 2 month an then use something to impregnate the fabric when the roof is old - that helps to keep it clean- especially my tan top looks great but itīs a hard work... Thatīs it! See it from the other side: ITīs A WEAR OFF PART, the most expensive one... (US$ 2000) - Roland (900T conv. MY93) - kierannopsametworks.com > In article <3656a1b7.159763452nopsam.zip.com.au>, > rootnopsamus-technologies.com (Dean Malandris) wrote: > > What can I treat the fabric with to keep it from becoming brittle > and > > tearing, and to stop it from being creased, as I keep it down most > of > > the time? Whenever I raise it, it's got more creases than 10 month > old > > underwear. > > > > Funny, I was about to post the same question.... I was thinking that > Scotchguard may be a good product for this application (resists water, > dirt, > etc.). Any long time owners that have tips on this? > > -----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network > ==---------- > http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your > Own
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