Guys,

I'm checking out a car to buy. It's a Seville with a tan carriage top. It looks like it's in good condition, but it's dirty, not spotty or stained, just kinda the whole thing.

How would one go about really cleaning a tan roof like that without damaging anything? I was thinking like a horse brush and soap or something?

Thanks,

ezt

Ive seen some products and stuff online and at stores, its convertible top cleaner

Ive seen some products and stuff online and at stores, its convertible top cleaner


I ordered some 303 convertible top cleaner to try and use on our '93 Fleetwood's white vinyl roof. It was pretty grayish and a little black in places (all mildew and dirt), but after one or two applications of the cleaner, it didn't seem to do much. I was probably a little impatient and didn't let it sit as long as it should or scrubbed hard enough, but then again, we just used bleach and a scrub brush and it worked amazingly.

But, bleach is only for WHITE vinyl roofs, and I would not recommend it for any other shade. I'd try scrubbing it with a very stiff brush and using some quality vinyl or convertible top cleaner at the same time.

He could transform it from tan to white magically.

I would just try getting some hot soapy water and scrubbing away.... it doesnt sound like anything too bad, so try that!!!