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Typically when I use raggtop protectant I just spray it on in a few places and then grab a microfiber towel to really get it worked in and spread out evenly. This has been fine every other time I've done it but this last time I did it you can still see the spots where I sprayed first. When you get in the light right it looks terrible. I tend to use this method b/c it makes it easy to apply without making a mess of paint and windows as I usually do it after I've washed my car and let the top dry out.

Is there anything I can use to get the protectant off so that I can reapply properly. This only happened to half the top, on the other side I decided I'd spray my microfiber first and then work it into the top.

Thanks!

zeroptzero

I've got the raggtop cleaner, might want to try that and then re-apply the raggtop protectant. I would think the cleaner will remove some of the protectant residue.

krshultz

I'd just reapply over what you already have. Removing what's already on there seems like a waste of product to me.

Grasshopper123

I put raggtopp protectant a couple of months ago. I didn't notice that some droplets got on the paint. I have washed two times with Dawn and clay barred the car. These droplets haven't come off yet.

What is the best way to get these off before I proceed with the Zaino products?

Thanks very much for your help!

slanguage

slanguage

try a paint cleaner. or go to walmart and get some prep-all. follow the directions on the can. then apply fresh wax to that area.

Grasshopper123

[QUOTE=slanguage,Oct 22 2009, 04:27 PM]try a paint cleaner.

krshultz

Uhh...you've got me stumped. I've never heard of such a thing.

Are you positive it's Raggtopp? Perhaps it's something else, and it's just a coincidence that you spotted it right around the same time you used the Raggtopp?

Grasshopper123

I noticed the droplets a day or so after I applied the Raggtopp protectant. It was just obvious that's what it was, the reason being that the droplets were nowhere else except for around the edges of the top.

Now, I have used this product in the past, and it may be the wax job was holding up pretty well. Now, it needs a wax very badly, and perhaps now it's become a problem because of that.

So, I don't know why it did that.

Luckyaze

Foam pad work best imo...