Bird Poop & Looking After Canvas Hoods
#1
Bird Poop & Looking After Canvas Hoods
Hi, I have just returned home to see a bird hascrapped on my[just cleaned] Boxter...
...Pleasewould you advise as to the best method of cleaning this off, and what can be done to look after the hood generally (other thanhose it down) - It has started to fade (is dark blue), and is showing wear on the section that gets creased when folded down.
Many thanks, M
...Pleasewould you advise as to the best method of cleaning this off, and what can be done to look after the hood generally (other thanhose it down) - It has started to fade (is dark blue), and is showing wear on the section that gets creased when folded down.
Many thanks, M
#4
RE: Bird Poop & Looking After Canvas Hoods
As for the concertible top.. I sprayed it with a 3M waterproofer or sealant and so far so good. It keeps the dust from penetrating deep into the fabric and when I wash it with good old H20 it doesnt get damp. As far as cleaning bird droppings I think your best bet is H20 with car wash shampoo or cleaner.. I havent tried other brands yet.. I use maguires.
For the hood.. If its extremely faded Im not so sure if theres a product that can restore it to original shine.. I just wax mines with eagle one carnauba wax here and there and do touch up with eagle one nano spray when I see dirt ot bird crap.
For the hood.. If its extremely faded Im not so sure if theres a product that can restore it to original shine.. I just wax mines with eagle one carnauba wax here and there and do touch up with eagle one nano spray when I see dirt ot bird crap.
#6
RE: Bird Poop & Looking After Canvas Hoods
Bird droppings ona canvas(fabric) top are simple to clean safely if you use the right products and technique.
1. Use a vac with a soft bristle brush tocollect as much surface dirt/dust and the affected area.
2. Hose down the top with minimal running water preasure. Do not use preasure washers.
3. I use Griot's Garage Interior Cleaner on fabric tops as it is safe and very effective at removing most stains. If your using a different product, test the product on a small, inconspicuous for color bleeding.
4. Use a soft, nylon bristle brush and work the cleaner product into the top by brushing along the weave pattern. Avoid brushing against the weave as this will cause the fabric to frey.
5. Hose off the top thoroughly and allow to dry completely.
6. Once dry. Apply a convertable top protectant. I use Griot's Garage Fabric Protector because it contains UV protection and helps resist most stains like that from bird droppings and tree sap.
1. Use a vac with a soft bristle brush tocollect as much surface dirt/dust and the affected area.
2. Hose down the top with minimal running water preasure. Do not use preasure washers.
3. I use Griot's Garage Interior Cleaner on fabric tops as it is safe and very effective at removing most stains. If your using a different product, test the product on a small, inconspicuous for color bleeding.
4. Use a soft, nylon bristle brush and work the cleaner product into the top by brushing along the weave pattern. Avoid brushing against the weave as this will cause the fabric to frey.
5. Hose off the top thoroughly and allow to dry completely.
6. Once dry. Apply a convertable top protectant. I use Griot's Garage Fabric Protector because it contains UV protection and helps resist most stains like that from bird droppings and tree sap.
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