Paint protection for the hardtop
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Paint protection for the hardtop
First, as a newbie I'm still reading through the various threads - AND - I did try the advanced search method in the sticky section.
So, for those who have DIY waxed, or sealed, or ceramic coated, how did you handle the edges of the hardtop along the fold lines?
And if there is a thread that already covered this, instead of pointing me to it, can you provide a search string that would lead me there -- to cut down on future posts for things already asked and answered.
thanks,
Lee
So, for those who have DIY waxed, or sealed, or ceramic coated, how did you handle the edges of the hardtop along the fold lines?
And if there is a thread that already covered this, instead of pointing me to it, can you provide a search string that would lead me there -- to cut down on future posts for things already asked and answered.
thanks,
Lee
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First, as a newbie I'm still reading through the various threads - AND - I did try the advanced search method in the sticky section.
So, for those who have DIY waxed, or sealed, or ceramic coated, how did you handle the edges of the hardtop along the fold lines?
And if there is a thread that already covered this, instead of pointing me to it, can you provide a search string that would lead me there -- to cut down on future posts for things already asked and answered.
thanks,
Lee
So, for those who have DIY waxed, or sealed, or ceramic coated, how did you handle the edges of the hardtop along the fold lines?
And if there is a thread that already covered this, instead of pointing me to it, can you provide a search string that would lead me there -- to cut down on future posts for things already asked and answered.
thanks,
Lee
Last edited by GmanSC; 07-01-21 at 05:08 PM.
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GmanSC hit the nail on the head. I wanted to insure the paint protect rolled over the side of the folds in the top. I had sort of figured I could open it a bit and then apply my product. But I wanted someone with experience to jump in as well in case I was about to make a mistake.
Lee
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WIL44 (07-04-21)
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