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Old 03-31-2011, 04:07 AM
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Hi guys, been a while since i've posted but what do you use to clean the roof and what protector do you apply to it ?
Mines not leaking but water doesn't bubble on it anymore...
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Hi guys, been a while since i've posted but what do you use to clean the roof and what protector do you apply to it ?
Mines not leaking but water doesn't bubble on it anymore...
Thanks
Aerospace 303 2 pack cleaner and protectant, it's the best for blocking UV and if you use a microfiber pad to apply the protectant you can regulate how much goe's on so you won't over apply whitch is a common problem.
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Originally Posted by richmc
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Hi guys, been a while since i've posted but what do you use to clean the roof and what protector do you apply to it ?
Mines not leaking but water doesn't bubble on it anymore...
Thanks
Aerospace 303 2 pack cleaner and protectant, it's the best for blocking UV and if you use a microfiber pad to apply the protectant you can regulate how much goe's on so you won't over apply whitch is a common problem.
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Thanks very much...
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Originally Posted by richmc
Aerospace 303 2 pack cleaner and protectant, it's the best for blocking UV and if you use a microfiber pad to apply the protectant you can regulate how much goe's on so you won't over apply whitch is a common problem.

Any links to the right ones? If I google aerospace 303 2 pack get quite a lot of different results?
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Aerospace 303 2 pack cleaner and protectant, it's the best for blocking UV and if you use a microfiber pad to apply the protectant you can regulate how much goe's on so you won't over apply whitch is a common problem.

Any links to the right ones? If I google aerospace 303 2 pack get quite a lot of different results?
this one!

http://www.elitedetailer.com/product...1e527821b3fec0
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Cheers mate, it's about time I look into cleaning mine
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Says it's for vinyl not material....roofs
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S2000 roofs are vinyl. i have tried almost everything on the market, the best thing to clean my roof so far is the Renovo cleaner, but the best protector is the 303
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Originally Posted by Petrol-Head
Says it's for vinyl not material....roofs
As Cupracing said the roof is vinyl, it's just woven vinyl so it looks like fabric, unless it's been replaced in the past with an aftermarket mohair jobbie. And there is an aerospace protectant for that as well.
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