RaggTopp 2141 Convertible Top Fabric Protectant

This is super stuff. First ingredient is a wax and you can tell when you spray it. It puts a nice protective coat on your canvas top. I continue to use it.

An outstanding product that renewed my 20-year-old top to like new condition. I would highly recommend this product to anyone with a convertible

First off I have my first new convertible... an Audi TT. I read about RaggTopp in various blogs and decide to try it. I read about the competition what is it..409, 606, well whatever! To start I put on a coat, let it dry then recoated it. A week later I put on another coat, and I what I did was take a soft horsehair brush like a shoeshine brush, as I sprayed a 2x2 ft section I took the brush and gently brushed into the canvas top. I did this over the entire top. Once a week for the next 3 weeks I did the same. The top looks BEAUTIFUL and I can tell it's completely protected, because it has a great, beautiful, black "sheen" to it, and sheds water like Goretx jacket.The canvas top looks as beautuful as the paint looks shiny. It's a deep black with that great sheen to it. I'm sold! When I wash the car I don't aways wash the top if it's not dirty, but the water beads off like just waxed paint. The other thing I like about it is the fact you don't have to mask and cover with plastic the whole rest of the car to keep overspray off. Todays car care is about convenience too. With RaggTopp I can do a quick spray over once a month with ease! Another inportant consideration is the fact it's recommended by the one company that make a majority of the material for most convertibles worldwide. I'll put this stuff and my top up against ANYTHING else, anytime! I'm speaking as a user on a new top, as with anything with age, all things deteriorate. I'm not sure once it starts going bad nothing is going to make it new again. I am convince that on a new top RaggTopp will"Preserve" a new top, but like anything will not necessarily rejuvinate a half wore out canvas convirtible top. Buy it, apply it like I did and you'll see exactly what I'm talking about! The only 303 in my life is my area code...

I've been using RaggTopp convertible top dressing since 2005... It's the only widely recommended convertible top fabric treatment I'm aware of. I've used it annually on my previous Jaguar XK8 and my current Porsche 911 convertible tops. It's very easy to use. It's mainly used to restore water repellancy so it's not really effective against chemical pollutants and it won't protect against abrasion or creasing -- which are just normal wear and tear for convertibles. The hardest part is masking off all the windows and painted surfaces with newspapers (I use blue painters tape). I'm pretty fussy car nut! If your convertible is a "garage queen", use this every two years. If it's your daily driver and/or you don't garage you car, twice a year is probably advisable. Great product and I strongly endorse it.

This stuff works so well. My convertible is 15 years old and it is housed in a garage, but this product has helped keep a black top from fading in the Texas sun. I use it once or twice a year. I will keep using it as long as I have the car and they keep making the product.

Follow the instructions to the “T” and it works as advertised. I sprayed as instructed and it repels the water. The entire volume was not used, which will be kept on hand for touch-up needs after cleaning off any instances of bird waste. I am a repeat customer of the product as I am satisfied with the product performance, and competitive pricing.

I can't comment on how it works, time will tell there. Application should be easy but the nozzle on the can is bad, leads to lots of drips and a lot of product wasted. Runs all over the can and your hands. I would not buy again.

Make sure the top is really really clean of all dirt etc. Rinse well and let it dry. If this is not done correctly it's your fault that the top doesn't look like new after three light coats.I put a 4th coat on by spraying a clean rag and wiping to top in multiple directions to evenly spread the coating. I let it dry over night before exposing it to exterior climate. Read instructions. Simple straight forward.Takes time but results are lasting and worth the time.