skier219

I had some muddy seagull footprints on the top that I finally managed to get out after a few tries with a soft toothbrush. But I noticed that the top has a bit of a shine/sheen in the areas where I brushed, which I assume is due to the brushing action on the vinyl buffing it a bit. You can't see it head on, but it's there when the top is viewed from certain shallow angles. Anybody else seen this? It's a new top, so I am hoping that the shiny parts will blend in as I wash the car more and brush the top each time. If anyone has dealt with this before, I would be curious to know what you learned.

slanguage

I had something similar to that when I used to have an S. car was 6 yrs old when I got rid of it. I did however wash the top with a larger, softer brush. It helped clean around the seams better, and the top over all.

What are you using for protectant?

EOE

Temporary fix is RaggTopp but that wont work for life.

skier219

I have been using 303, and it helps mask the shiny parts a bit, but they still stand out.

skier219

So will RaggTopp maybe hide it better than 303? Worth a try I guess.

EOE

will deff hide it better then 303. I used 303 for 1 year, was always skeptical about Raggtopp and when I tried it, omg ill never go back.