convertable tom
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From: OC, CA, USA
Re: convertable tom (trustme)
http://www.drivewerks.com/cata...2.htm
go with a nice canvas cleaner and finish up with some armor all
this board rocks...
please someone give some decent answers
"not to be confrontational - but saying "ban this clown" is not what this board is about...
go with a nice canvas cleaner and finish up with some armor all
this board rocks...
please someone give some decent answers
"not to be confrontational - but saying "ban this clown" is not what this board is about...
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From: Laguna
Re: convertable tom (TommyV)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TommyV »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">WTF is your problem? Someone please ban this clown.
I bet your next question will address the problem you are having with your left handed smoke shifter......... </TD></TR></TABLE>
He does have some noobish questions but at least it isn't about street racing or type R stickers, I guess we were all noobs sometime.
to noobism
Anyways, you can get some conditioner for the soft top, I used to use porsche soft top shampoo when I still had the soft top to wash it, it's discolored probably b/c of the dirt and then after you shampoo the top, you seal it with porsche soft top protectant. Helps keep the top nice and new. There are probably substitutes to the porsche stuff but that's all I know of and have personally tried and it worked (but expensive). Remember when using the protectant to tape off areas near the top to protect from the overspray.
I bet your next question will address the problem you are having with your left handed smoke shifter......... </TD></TR></TABLE>
He does have some noobish questions but at least it isn't about street racing or type R stickers, I guess we were all noobs sometime.
to noobismAnyways, you can get some conditioner for the soft top, I used to use porsche soft top shampoo when I still had the soft top to wash it, it's discolored probably b/c of the dirt and then after you shampoo the top, you seal it with porsche soft top protectant. Helps keep the top nice and new. There are probably substitutes to the porsche stuff but that's all I know of and have personally tried and it worked (but expensive). Remember when using the protectant to tape off areas near the top to protect from the overspray.
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From: CT, USA
Re: convertable tom (goodamu)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by goodamu »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">http://www.drivewerks.com/cata...2.htm
go with a nice canvas cleaner and finish up with some armor all
this board rocks...
please someone give some decent answers
"not to be confrontational - but saying "ban this clown" is not what this board is about...</TD></TR></TABLE>
The question hit me like a 5 year old wrote it... Sorry, I was in a bad mood.
go with a nice canvas cleaner and finish up with some armor all
this board rocks...
please someone give some decent answers
"not to be confrontational - but saying "ban this clown" is not what this board is about...</TD></TR></TABLE>
The question hit me like a 5 year old wrote it... Sorry, I was in a bad mood.
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