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Postby tommy » Sat 12.04.2008, 11:50

morning all my hood has a small amount of algie around the stitching what is the best solution to use for removing said greenness and before you say it i know that if i cultivate it it will blend in with the coachwork :-D :-D :-D
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Postby Sy V » Sat 12.04.2008, 12:19

Moved to its rightful place from the General section.
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Postby tommy » Sat 12.04.2008, 12:23

sorry
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Postby dermotbell » Mon 14.04.2008, 22:56

I found the renevo kit did the job, but as my car is a daily user it has re-appeared after 2 years.
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Re: hood

Postby max and andy » Tue 14.04.2009, 01:54

I was reading a post yesterday on how to fold up your soft top correctly without putting stress where the joints of the frame rub the canvas. It had a how to fold guide with photo's. I think it was done by Trim Tec or another soft top dealer. I have been looking for over an hour. Can someone please point me in the right direction. Andy
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Re: hood

Postby woody » Tue 14.04.2009, 11:40

Hi,
It was one of Theelanman's posts,maybe he can direct you,I would be interested in reading it as well.
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Re: hood

Postby martin_bailey_1 » Tue 14.04.2009, 13:39

Here you go chaps:

viewtopic.php?f=13&t=7695

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Re: hood

Postby theelanman » Tue 14.04.2009, 13:58

ah...there it is :)
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Re: hood

Postby max and andy » Tue 14.04.2009, 17:08

Nice one Martin and G. Max & Andy
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