takeshi

A fabric protectant. Both 303 and Raggtopp have options:

http://www.goldeagle.com/product/303-fabric-guard
http://www.wolfsteins.com/viewproduct.php?productid=78

Mister Clean

+1 for 303 Fabric Guard! Great product that I use alongside the Aerospace protectant for the interiors of all my cars.

I-vtec. Do you?

Came here to also recommend 303. Their product is honestly superior and cheaper than their competitors IMO.

ateens4

I uses the 303 cleaner and protectant. I work in the cleaner after washing with a sponge and once its dry, I rub on the protectant with a microfiber towel.

JJAUTOWERKS

Great, thanks guys. I ordered the 303, will be here next week and will try it out.

JJAUTOWERKS

Used the 303 and loved it. Im going to have to figure out away to apply it without spraying it directly onto the top. Got a 16oz bottle and used more then half already. lol! So any ideas?

not4s4l3

You shouldn't have used that much! Spray on a cloth then use a soft brush to agitate!

JJAUTOWERKS

Lol! I didn't think I should of either. I'll try that method next. SO spray onto a cloth, then place cloth on top and use a soft brush and agitate it into the top?

Chuck S

Are the 2006 factory tops vinyl or cloth? Don't want to buy the wrong stuff.

-- Chuck

takeshi

All years are vinyl.

You can use whatever applicator you prefer. You don't need to soak the top. Consider that the directions indicate that you should wipe any excess so the surface is completely dry. Excess will streak.