jstar

Speaking of Raggtopp cleaner I have a quick question. We've had some wet & cold weather out here in VA this winter & I've had a lot of mud & road grim on the car. Just washed her for the first time in a couple weeks this weekend and I found some very annoying mud stains on my roof. They are these long, thin streaks of dried muddy water that flow up over top of the roof just above where the window & top meet. I used my Raggtopp cleaner on the top when I cleaned it & I scrubbed the area really good with the supplied sponge. I finished the rest of the car & applied the protectant and when it dried I noticed the streaks were still there. Any suggestions on how to get these out? It's hard to see them when the top is wet, but when it dries again they are definitely there.
Thanks for your help.
-j

ps: I definitely agree that Raggtopp cleaner is the way to go over 303.

wanabe

you might need to scrub a bit harder than the sponge lets you...
a brush might help with this-
try a toothbrush on a small section first with your raggtopp.
if this doesnt get it, you have a stain.

this article by the owner of the autopia detailers site has some ideas to check out:
http://www.howtocleananything.com/hca_spri...utointerior.htm

be sure to put a good coat of protectant on your top after you finish with the cleaning!