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Soft Top Maintenance

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embarcadero Member

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Hi folks,

I usually wash the soft top with water only and use no detergent. Recently a bird drop put a spot about 3 inches in diameter. After washing a few times the stain is still there. Any suggestion what to use to remove these stains?

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Car wash soap will get it out just fine. To avoid lint transfer, I use a microfiber wash mitt on the top. Once you've scrubbed the spot away, rinse it and you should be set. I'd wash the rest of the top with the car wash soap too, with a little pressurized water to rinse clean. Porsche makes a convertible top protectant that will keep future "bird bombs" from baking in.

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Hi folks,

I usually wash the soft top with water only and use no detergent. Recently a bird drop put a spot about 3 inches in diameter. After washing a few times the stain is still there. Any suggestion what to use to remove these stains?

IMHO, RaggTopp makes an excellent cleaner and a sealer for the type of fabric used in Porsche convertible tops. Easier (less messy) to use than the Porsche product and the protection lasts longer.

Regards, Maurice.

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