Maintenance To Convertible

MamaStang · April 24th, 2008, 09:03 PM

Originally Posted by WTESTANG1

is there anything to clean a white top that will actually clean? my top ruins my car! i need to just get a black top for it and be done with it.. any suggestions?

I always used Westleys Bleach White on my 88 vert - over time though, they do get grungy. Just keep it scrubbed with a stiff brush.

ujslost · April 25th, 2008, 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by MamaStang

I always used Westleys Bleach White on my 88 vert - over time though, they do get grungy. Just keep it scrubbed with a stiff brush.

Yep that or some watered down bleach is what we used on my grandads 67 vert stang. Worked great and rinse really good with water afterwards.

MamaStang · April 25th, 2008, 08:05 AM

I never tried Westleys on anything but a white top - suppose that would work okay on my camel top?

I've been using simple green on it but afraid that stuff might be too harsh on the paint as well...

Dreamer · September 18th, 2008, 12:29 AM

hey guys i live in brooklyn NY and the weather out here can get crazy dependin on the season. From humid hot, thunderstorms to freezing cold snow blizzards. My car has to park on the street as well. I'll be getting a 2006 vert sometime soon and I wanted to know what can I do to take best care of my top? I know leaving it in the street is a horrible idea but i have no choice. I can try to find a friends house wit an empty garage to store it in during blizzards but thats a very unlikely chance.... so any ideas? Thanks...

also this will be my first vert so im a newb in all aspects lol.

Dreamer · September 18th, 2008, 10:39 AM

bump? lol

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Dreamer Regular 2009 V6 Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Brooklyn, NY Posts: 397 iTrader: 0 reviews	hey guys i live in brooklyn NY and the weather out here can get crazy dependin on the season. From humid hot, thunderstorms to freezing cold snow blizzards. My car has to park on the street as well. I'll be getting a 2006 vert sometime soon and I wanted to know what can I do to take best care of my top? I know leaving it in the street is a horrible idea but i have no choice. I can try to find a friends house wit an empty garage to store it in during blizzards but thats a very unlikely chance.... so any ideas? Thanks... also this will be my first vert so im a newb in all aspects lol.

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