Raggtopp 16oz Vinyl Protectant

Ever wondered how to clean that old Peavy amp you have had in your basement for 20 years collecting dust. This does the trick. Some bloke on YouTube suggested it so here I am giving it a go. Reckon it works pretty good. You might need to have a couple of goes of it but it should work. Now you can give that old crappy amp to your niece who took up guitar and you just happen to have an amp in your basement that the wife has been asking about what you plan on doing with it for 20 years. It will look like new and probably a lot cheaper than a brand new one. Win Win !

I was using Griot's vinyl convertible top dressing, but I guess they stopped making it. So I decided to give this one a try. It is a spray-on liquid (whereas the dressing was a thick, black goop), so I was a little dubious. But it worked really well. I washed the top, dried it, and applied this product with a TOWEL. Afterwards, I could tell the vinyl was much more supple when I put the top down. Will definitely be using this monthly (as recommended) to save my top as long as possible! This is on a 2005 car that's probably never had the top treated during its lifetime.This is an update from about a month later. I washed the car, and could tell that the vinyl top had a protectant. The water pooled and washed and wiped off more easily. I think I'll get 3-4 more uses out of the bottle, and will definitely buy more when I run out.

Works great! Use the cleaner first and then apply the protectant. Really makes the roof pop!

I can't say whether this product is good or not as I haven't got any to trial!World Wide Remotes screwed up the order, sending the aerosol fabric protectant NOT the pump action vinyl protectant. It cost me $8.16 to return it. My advice is DON'T BUY FROM WORLD WIDE REMOTES, buy from a more reliable source.I will post a product review when I get some from another vendor.UPDATE: Successfully got the right product and got it quick from TCP Global Corp - I recommend them over World Wide Remotes! I applied it to my 2 year-old Mustang Convertible vinyl top. I used a combination of spray, per the instructions, and a product-moistened cotton rag to apply it. That way I was able to minimize the over-spray onto the windows and still get the edges covered. Any over-spray was actually fairly easy to remove with glass cleaner and buffing. The initial application looked troublesome as some areas seemed to have a white coloration. However, once the product was buffed and fully dry, that disappeared and left a beautiful, deep black, "like new" sheen. The bottle states "apply every 3 to 5 weeks for maximum UV protection". Not sure that's necessary if you garage the car, but time will tell. Water just beads right up for now!This is claimed to be the best protectant for vinyl tops. So far, I have to agree. My uploaded photos show this.4 WEEK UPDATE: Got caught out in a horrendous thunderstorm last night for about an hour. Second rain exposure for the roof this month. This morning the now dry vinyl top finish was patchy with whitish, non-glossy areas, though water still beaded up on it. The rear window had some streaking from protectant run-off. Applied the product to an application pad and worked it well into the roof. I let it dry for an hour or so and noticed some uneven application on the upper surface. I sprayed a very light mist over the roof, pointing inwards and away from the windows and paint, then wiped it off with a clean dry Terry cloth; perfect gloss black finish.

I have a 12 year old chrysler sebring convertible. Previously I needed to bring my car to the self car wash every 2-3 months as the top was routinely getting brown spots (mold?). I would need to scrub it and apply convertible top protector, but it wouldn't last. I have used raggtopp only once, and the top has remained a rich black color. I haven't had to hand wash it for about six months now, saving me valuable time. My conclusion is that this is a superior product that I am extremely pleased with. Raggtopp - you have a new fan :)

My Softopper has been under a cheap $45 car cover for most of its life. But I put this Raggtop on it a couple times a year anyhow. Still looks newish.

I have used this product for a very long time. It truly makes a convertible top look like new.

I only used it once.I liked the results.Can't give it more starsbecause it was only used once.I will apply it for a second time soon.So far I'm pleased with my purchase.