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What do you guys use?

My pickup's vinyl tonneau cover is about a year old. It's starting to look super dried out and old. What should I clean/protect it with? I'm really not a fan of the armour-all "wet" look, but I'll live with it if I have to. I was hoping there is some sort of wipe or spray on protectant that isn't too glossy. Suggestions? Thanks!
 
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Armorall has alcohol - will dry it out. Use "303" Has UV stuff in it. Sun tan lotion for vinyl. My good friend has a truck accessory store. Thats what he uses. You can find it a bunch of places, including boat dealers. They use in on boat interiors that are always in the sun.
 
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I bought 2 soft covers from Extang. They have a dressing they call 'Tonno Tonic'. The older cover had been exposed for the past 4 years without any treatment. Was looking pretty bad. My son used that on it and it came out great. Extang has a web page and a toll free number.
 
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Jeff M said:
I bought 2 soft covers from Extang. They have a dressing they call 'Tonno Tonic'. The older cover had been exposed for the past 4 years without any treatment. Was looking pretty bad. My son used that on it and it came out great. Extang has a web page and a toll free number.
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Same brand covers and dressing I've used on the last three trucks I've owned.
Works well. :thumbsup:
 
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