CLEANING AND WASHING
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- Glass rear windows must only be cleaned with water and glass
cleaner. Take extreme care of the rear window heating. Ensure also that glass cleaner does not run off into the
seams, stitching or sealed edges of the hood.
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- Plastic rear windows in convertible hoods should be cleaned
regularly. However, plastic windows are soft and can easily be
scratched. Therefore, first spray or blow all dirt, dust and sand from the surface of the window before cleaning it with water or soap and water
(using soft soap). You can also use some of the good plastic cleaners that are
available. Then carefully dry the window with a tissue or soft cloth. Never make circular movements and never use hard brushes or an abrasive
cleaner.
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- Although convertible hoods with glass windows can easily withstand the car
wash, you should ensure that a wax layer is not sprayed over the hood! Never allow a convertible hood with a plastic window to go through the car
wash!
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- It is best to wash your convertible hood by hand, using soft
(low in lime) water with a mild soap (for instance soft soap). Never wash the hood in strong
sunlight! Always wash all of the hood or cover and not just part of it to avoid shiny places and
marks. Never use a wash-leather or cloth because these leave behind lint and
fluff.
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- Try to let the convertible hood dry fully in the sunlight while you dry off the remainder of the
car.
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- We discourage the use of protective agents for impregnating vinyl, and preservatives for hoods and covers. Never use the following for
cleaning: hot water, solvents, degreasers, bleach, (resin) cleaners or abrasive
agents.
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