Has anyone used Renovo Soft Top Reviver?

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Gregson

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 Yorkshire
Just wondered if anyone has used Renovo Soft Top Reviver? I want to try and put some colour back into the roof as its not very black anymore with a few grey crease marks.
Does anyone know if its any good, or just another novelty product?
 
I know of a few people who have used the vinyl version (obviously on vinyl roofs!) with some great results. Not sure I'd have the balls to do it on mine though!
 
Yep I've used it before. Just be careful when applying and ensure its applied evenly. I'd also recommend you do it undercover incase it starts raining half way through!

Hood looked brand new afterwards.
 
Renovo cleaner was tested in this test:

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/products/products/236188/soft_top_cleaners_test.html?CMP=NLC-Newsletters
 
Have heard its very good but i decided to finish up the last of my AG kit i had left this week may try Renovo cleaner and protector later in the year.

Have heard horror stories regarding using a dye on soft tops that they can soak through to the inside but that could just be gossip.
 
I use Autoglym fabric hood cleaner and protector treatments. it comes as a pack for about twenty quid, I recommend it for removing the grey shiny crease marks which in my opinion are caused by a dirty hood being folded up and down repeatedly. I used the treatment this weekend with great results. Be careful to buy the fabric hood cleaner not the vynyl one. It comes with a proper sponge that activates the soap, clean the hood in sections using a circular motion, it foams up nicely, let it soak in for about five mins and spray off with a hose until the water runs clear, You can see the muck coming out. The hood protector treatment is great, makes water stand on the hood in beads and maintains a nice deep black finish. Warnings..... use an old towel to protect the windows and panels from being misted by the proofing treatment, it's a bugger if it gets on the paint and you will need a clay bar to get it off. (I speak from experience) but I enjoy using the clay bar anyway......
 
z4alfie said:
I use Autoglym fabric hood cleaner and protector treatments. it comes as a pack for about twenty quid, I recommend it for removing the grey shiny crease marks which in my opinion are caused by a dirty hood being folded up and down repeatedly. I used the treatment this weekend with great results. Be careful to buy the fabric hood cleaner not the vynyl one. It comes with a proper sponge that activates the soap, clean the hood in sections using a circular motion, it foams up nicely, let it soak in for about five mins and spray off with a hose until the water runs clear, You can see the muck coming out. The hood protector treatment is great, makes water stand on the hood in beads and maintains a nice deep black finish. Warnings..... use an old towel to protect the windows and panels from being misted by the proofing treatment, it's a bugger if it gets on the paint and you will need a clay bar to get it off. (I speak from experience) but I enjoy using the clay bar anyway......
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X2 its a git to get off the glass the only thing against the kit is the spray nozzles pack up and i am not the first person to get this prob
 
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