S2000 convertible top is VINYL
Ok,
For the folks interested in PVC...
PVC and vinyl are NOT always interchangeable! I could go on for hours, but here is a site for anyone interested.
http://www-org.usm.edu/~lisproj/polymer/ma...crog/vinyl.html
They also describe PVC and various polyesters. I will be happy to expound if anyone really wants to know.
Thanks.
For the folks interested in PVC...
PVC and vinyl are NOT always interchangeable! I could go on for hours, but here is a site for anyone interested.
http://www-org.usm.edu/~lisproj/polymer/ma...crog/vinyl.html
They also describe PVC and various polyesters. I will be happy to expound if anyone really wants to know.
Thanks.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by smcS2K
[B]Ok,
For the folks interested in PVC...
PVC and vinyl are NOT always interchangeable! I could go on for hours, but here is a site for anyone interested.
http://www-org.usm.edu/~lisproj/polymer/ma...crog/vinyl.html
They also describe PVC and various polyesters.
[B]Ok,
For the folks interested in PVC...
PVC and vinyl are NOT always interchangeable! I could go on for hours, but here is a site for anyone interested.
http://www-org.usm.edu/~lisproj/polymer/ma...crog/vinyl.html
They also describe PVC and various polyesters.
We had this discussion in the wash and wax forum.
Here's a link to an article that discusses how to care for vinyl tops. You can use Meguiars #40 or Lexol Vinylex. I use Meguiars #40 on my top and it makes it look really nice. I only do it once a year though. That's the advantage of living in So Cal.
http://www.carcareonline.com/convert_tops.html
Hope this helps.
Here's a link to an article that discusses how to care for vinyl tops. You can use Meguiars #40 or Lexol Vinylex. I use Meguiars #40 on my top and it makes it look really nice. I only do it once a year though. That's the advantage of living in So Cal.
http://www.carcareonline.com/convert_tops.html
Hope this helps.
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