[Rusty Bucket]

Duh, yeah I misspelled convertible, anyway, I took the cover off my "yard queen" '72 convert. and the top is kinda dull looking. Top is 3yrs. old. Is there a good dressing or preservative to put on it? Id like to preserve the top just in case I ever get the money to finish the car. It sits outside under a cheap car cover. Thanks

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[FO_FDYFO]

303 Aerospace Protectant http://www.303products.com/home.htm
http://www.303products.com/techinfo/automotive/convertible_roofs1.htm

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[Rusty Bucket]

Thanks, 303's probably great stuff. I saw it at West Marine around the corner. At $15 a bottle, too pricey for this mess. I washed it good and slathered it up with Son of a Gun. Probably look at it again in a few months unless I have an unforseen financial improvement or Santa bails me out.