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CDTGaticaW201 · 09-19-06, 07:06

Thanks you guys. The top isn't heavily soiled, there is just a patch of faded area, otherwise it's still pretty black. The biggest problem is just a rip where the seams came apart on the soft top, so I'll probably put the hard top on when it's going to rain for safe measure...but I'll replace it soon, I'm just low on money.

Other than that, I don't see any visual signs of mold or mildew. I stuck one of those suction-cup baking soda things in the trunk and another in the main cabin, so hopefully that helps out. The smell isn't overwhelming, it's just a slight hint. Hopefully leaving the top down today and driving around helped air it out.

But I'll have to try out the Tilex and 303 on the top. Will both of those be okay on the inside of the top too?

Thanks.

09-19-06, 07:06	#5 (permalink)
CDTGaticaW201 Jack Bauer...'nuff said. CDTGaticaW201 is offline Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Columbia, Missouri Posts: 169	Thanks you guys. The top isn't heavily soiled, there is just a patch of faded area, otherwise it's still pretty black. The biggest problem is just a rip where the seams came apart on the soft top, so I'll probably put the hard top on when it's going to rain for safe measure...but I'll replace it soon, I'm just low on money. Other than that, I don't see any visual signs of mold or mildew. I stuck one of those suction-cup baking soda things in the trunk and another in the main cabin, so hopefully that helps out. The smell isn't overwhelming, it's just a slight hint. Hopefully leaving the top down today and driving around helped air it out. But I'll have to try out the Tilex and 303 on the top. Will both of those be okay on the inside of the top too? Thanks. __________________ -Geonald