Cleaning the roof

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dan

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1,068 posts

291 months

Tuesday 8th May 2001
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Has anyone got any tips for cleaning the roof panels? Having only had the Griff for a couple of months and being completely new to convertibles I haven't got a clue!! I tried with a sponge but ended up with little yellow bits all over the place

.Mark

11,104 posts

283 months

Tuesday 8th May 2001
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I was told soapy water & lint free cloth. Or for the stubborn bits, rub gently with a soft toothbrush. Have to say have never tried either!

tricky2

65 posts

286 months

Tuesday 8th May 2001
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I use the Autoglym roof cleaner kit. Work brilliantly and keep the roof waterproof for about 3mnths... Think its about £19.....

HECTOR

75 posts

286 months

Wednesday 9th May 2001
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Diluted 1001 cleaner and a standard clothes brush does the trick,treat it with Fabsil afterwards as per instruction and it comes up like new.

nubbin

6,809 posts

285 months

Wednesday 9th May 2001
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Ordinary car shampoo, or autoglym upholstery cleaner, water and a soft brush - works a treat on my tan coloured roof - upholstery cleaner is better. Edited by nubbin on Wednesday 9th May 17:49

GasBlaster

27,428 posts

286 months

Thursday 10th May 2001
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Can anyone suggest how to get polish stains out of the roof material? Cheers for any ideas!

pitbull

69 posts

291 months

Monday 14th May 2001
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Cotton cloth and water rub in one direction and with the nap. Then leave to dry thoroughly for 24 hours, then get yourself a large can of fabsil from , blacks/YHA/or Millets camping. spray on huge amounts and rub in with a cotton cloth. On the fold down don’t get the spray onto the body cos it is a bugger to get off. If you use back to black on the rubber around the windscreen take of the roof first, its makes the cloth on the roof greasy. The pitbull

richb

52,755 posts

291 months

Monday 14th May 2001
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Use the brush on Fabsil from a can and you won't get it onto the bodywork. Rich...