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303 makes great products and they are well respected in the boating community for their protection. Our tops are pretty much boat canvas and glass. Not cheap but worth it.
Check out Chemical Guys site. I’ve used their cleaner and protector products for multiple soft tops with great results.
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I would advise against the 303 protectant. It left a good portion of my BMW's top chalky white
Which product? I use it and it’s not chalky.
But I’ll preface that as I’m in south Louisiana and it hasn’t rained in 3 weeks and been over 100
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this is the fabric protector. The bottle has definitely changed since last time I used it, it used to be convertible top protectant. Maybe I got a bad bottle.
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