>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Soft-Top preservatives
>
>         Somewhere on here and on TTN there is a thread that would tell me 
>what sort of preservative to use on a soft-top but can i find it !!!!!!!! Nope. 
>So can some kind soul tell me what is the very best stuff to rub into a 
>soft-top to preserve it. 

Being relatively new to owning a spitfire... I have previously keep quite on the list 
as I have found that most people seem to have more in-depth answers than I can 
provide.  But with that said, I think I can offer some help here.

Having recently put a new top on Little Vic (my '76 spit), I went looking for ways to 
preserve her new top.  In my search (also searching to preserve some vinyl seats in a 
family boat), I came across a product called McGuire's Vinyl and Rubber 
cleaner/protector (blue/green bottle found in the boating section in Canadian Tire - 
for those who shop in Canada).  As a marine product, I have found it to be far better 
than any of the automotive products I had previously tried.  I was surprised to see 
how well it worked both on the black vinyl and on the clear windows!  And from a 
boating perspective, it has done a great job to removing pollen and other crap and as 
a bonus it has kept it off!

Chris & Little Vic

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