Another Reason to use Raggtopp
Originally Posted by petraidm,Jan 8 2006, 01:17 PM
Personally, I do not have run-off problem using Raggtopp. Although there may be some run-off, it definately (once again my experience) is much much much less than with either 303 or vinylx.
I've used both Ragg Top and 303. I never had run off issues with either product. The key to no run off is to buff thoroughly with a microfiber towel a few minutes after application. If you don't buff well (or at all) you'll get run off.
Currently I prefer using the Ragg Top because I prefer the look it leaves and it causes water to bead on the top which is something I have not seen any other product do.
Currently I prefer using the Ragg Top because I prefer the look it leaves and it causes water to bead on the top which is something I have not seen any other product do.
i just purchased my 02 s2k and noticed that the top has some slightly shiny areas that look a little worn from the support bars of the top. I'm not sure if the previous owner took good care of the top or not, but would rag tap get rid of the sheen? thanks
How does the look differ between products like Ragg Top vs. 303?
I haven't used either product on my top yet (as it's only a couple months old and has been in the garage most of the time), but I want to get something on there soon so that it has some UV protection. I'd prefer to keep the new, dark, matte, canvas-like look if I can.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Chris
I haven't used either product on my top yet (as it's only a couple months old and has been in the garage most of the time), but I want to get something on there soon so that it has some UV protection. I'd prefer to keep the new, dark, matte, canvas-like look if I can.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Chris
Originally Posted by omg516,Jan 12 2006, 10:23 AM
i just purchased my 02 s2k and noticed that the top has some slightly shiny areas that look a little worn from the support bars of the top. I'm not sure if the previous owner took good care of the top or not, but would rag tap get rid of the sheen? thanks
I hope that helps.
Originally Posted by s2ksimon,Jan 5 2006, 12:28 PM
i hope they sent you the vinyl protectant and NOT the fabric protectant for the 2nd bottle 

Originally Posted by petraidm,Jan 13 2006, 08:07 PM
yes
Originally Posted by RyanS2000,Jan 21 2006, 07:51 PM
Would it have harmed anything? I will buy the correct product to use in the future, but the fabricguard seems to have worked fine for now. The water beads on it very nicely.



