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Frequently Asked Questions
Also see the Instructions' links on the Products
page
- How do I know whether my soft-top
is fabric or vinyl?
- Are Renovo products safe to use
on my soft-top and will they harm my paintwork?
- What should I use to clean my fabric
soft-top?
- My fabric soft-top is all green
and mouldy, what should I do?
- How many applications are there in a 500ml can of Renovo Soft Top Canvas Cleaner?
- What should I use to clean my vinyl
soft-top?
- How many applications are there
in 500mls of Renovo Vinyl Cleaner?
- How long should I leave Renovo Vinyl
Cleaner on my soft-top?
- What should I use to protect my
vinyl soft-top?
- How frequently should I use Renovo
Vinyl Ultra Proofer?
- How many applications are there
in 500mls of Renovo Vinyl Ultra Proofer?
- My fabric soft-top has faded, do
you have a product that will re-colour it?
- In what colours is Renovo Soft-Top
Reviver available?
- How do I apply Renovo Soft-Top
Reviver?
- How long will the Reviver take
to dry?
- How much Reviver will I need?
- What should I use to waterproof
my fabric soft-top?
- How much Ultra Proofer will I need?
- How frequently should I use Ultra
Proofer?
- My plastic rear screen is all cloudy,
do you have a product to rectify this problem?
- How do I apply Plastic Window Polish?
Answers
- Double-duck, mohair or canvas fabric tops
will look similar to tent material in appearance whereas vinyl tops
will look like grained plastic.
- Renovo products are water based in order
to be entirely kind to both your soft-top and your paintwork.
- Renovo Soft Top Canvas Cleaner.
- Use Renovo Soft Top Canvas Cleaner in conjunction with a soft scrubbing brush to remove the
mould and then apply Renovo Ultra Proofer
to help prevent the same problem from re-occurring.
- The number of applications will depend on
how dirty the top is, how liberally the product is applied and how
big an area is being cleaned. Therefore, one to a few applications
can be used as an average guide.
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- Renovo Vinyl Soft-Top
Cleaner.
- This will depend on how dirty the top is,
how liberally the product is applied and how big an area is being
cleaned. Therefore, one to three applications can be used as an average
guide.
- The product can be left on the top for one
to several hours depending on how dirty it is, the longer the solution
remains on the soft-top the longer the active ingredients will be
working.
- Renovo Vinyl Ultra
Proofer.
- Renovo recommends you apply Vinyl
Ultra Proofer at three monthly intervals to maintain optimum protection.
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- As an average guide there will be one to
three coats, this will depend upon how large the soft-top is and how
liberally the product is applied.
- Yes, Renovo manufacture Soft-Top
Reviver which re-colours and re-conditions like new.
- Reviver is currently available in black,
dark blue, dark green and brown.
- Simply paint onto the top using a new 50mm/2"
paintbrush. It is important to apply each coat in one complete application
to avoid the possibility of tidemarks forming.
- This will depend on several factors i.e.
atmospheric conditions, how liberally the product is applied, how
porous the fabric is. Therefore, as a general guide at least 2 hours
but can be as long as 24 hours. It is important to let each coat dry
completely as the product is water based and any moisture left in
the fabric would dilute the next product application.
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- As a general guide there is enough product
in one litre to coat an average size soft-top twice and likewise one
coat in 500mls.
- Renovo Ultra Proofer
re-establishes the 'as new' waterproof weather barrier.
- As a general guide there is enough product
in one litre to coat an average size soft-top twice and likewise one
coat in 500mls.
- We recommend applying Ultra
Proofer approximately every six months in order to maintain its
optimum protection capabilities.
- Yes, Renovo Plastic
Window Polish will remove the microscopic scratches that cause
this milky appearance.
- Simply polish on and polish off with a
soft cotton cloth, best results are achieved when the polish is added
frequently to the cloth in small quantities.
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