Miata Mailing List: April 1996, Message #150
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   From: kjwalker@rsoc.rockwell.com
Subject: Re: Brush for Soft Top
   Date: Tue, 2 Apr 1996 13:56:59 -0500

     I use simple green and a tooth brush.  Yes, a toothbrush.  Simple 
     green seems to really work on that ring around the base of the tan 
     softop that looks like algae or something.  Folks with black tops 
     probably don't see it.  For the larger part of the top, I just use a 
     sponge with a simple green and water mixed solution.  I mix 4 parts 
     water to 1 part SG.
     
     kjw &
     TIC-TAC


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Subject: Brush for Soft Top
Author:  Patrick Wei  at INTERNET
Date:    4/2/96 12:02 PM


     
        I have noticed that my tan soft top is beginning to collect "permanent"
dirt that cannot be washed away even with a high-powered water spray & soap. 
I'm considering using a horse-hair brush, the kind that is used for finishing 
up a shoe shine, but I don't know if that brush can be used with water. Does 
anybody have suggestions on what kind of brush to use? 
     
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