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Thread: Question-->Should I use a fabric protectant like scotch guard on a convertible top?

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    Question-->Should I use a fabric protectant like scotch guard on a convertible top?

    Hey guys I have an Alpine White 95 325i with black top, no mods just basic, but very clean, very well maintained...

    I was wondering if I should use a scotch guard type product to prolong the life of the fabric. This car is not garaged and I live in Maui where it rains often but not that much at one time. (It usually rains a little here and there than it stops) any way...Any one have any suggestions ???? What product works best, etc. But since it's not garaged I was more concerned about bird droppings etc. landing on the fabric.

    Any help greatly appreciated. Aloha!

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    Yes 303 or Raggtop I can vouch for as well as your standard scotchguard will work too but these two work very well...

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    +1 on the Raggtopp (I think it has UV protectant as well)
    Shizzam!

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    Thanks for the reply guys!

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    Look specifically for a 'canvas protectant'. I don't think scotch guard is made for outside use.

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