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Has anybody had any luck cleaning a soft top and if so what did you use? Mines not bad but it could use a little scrub. Thanks
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:tooth: Thanks for all the info branman. Spoiled is that all you could come up with I mean really.:tooth:
thanks
No prob
A really muddy trip out for the weekend, let it set for a few weeks before washing, and you'll get use to it being dirty and scratched up.

Actually, I use a scrub brush with a mild detergent, usually a dish washing detergent like Palmolive. That is what I've used for the last 10 years on the Jeep and the last 35ish years on everything else. I did, however, use a little powdered Comet with the scrub brush this last time. Just don't scrub the windows! See below. It took me 3 weeks to get time to wash it. I thought I took a few shots with the top on after I got it cleaned up, but guess not. You can still mud in the grain of the top in places, but the color helps hide it. This top is 7 years old now and has quite a few muddy stains in it.
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use castrol super clean in th purple jug on any type of canvas, stuff is awesome!!
yep it will clean it if it can be cleaned
Go Deeper Wrote::tooth: Thanks for all the info branman. Spoiled is that all you could come up with I mean really.:tooth:
thanks

Actually, I could have come up with a whole lot more. [Image: 00020060.gif]

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i am +1 on the super clean..

if you dont have any, i like simple green a little better, b/c it is enviornmentally sound....

soak it up and pressure wash it.....you won't be dissappointed....
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