Frequently asked questions about Convertible Top Cleaners

Clean a fabric convertible roof by first brushing off or rinsing away loose dirt and dust. Then use a convertible roof cleaner with a soft brush or sponge, rinse well with water, and let the roof dry completely before applying an impregnating product if desired. Read more

Remove green deposits such as moss or algae from a convertible roof by first rinsing the roof with water and then gently treating it with a mild convertible roof cleaner or special algae remover. Brush softly with a soft brush or sponge, rinse well, and let the roof dry thoroughly. Read more

You should actually impregnate a convertible roof, because otherwise it can absorb water, hold dirt, and wear faster. Not impregnating the roof reduces water and dirt repellency, causing it to discolor and become damaged sooner. Read more

Remove bird droppings from your convertible roof by first softening them with water or a special convertible roof cleaner. Let the cleaner work briefly, then wipe carefully with a microfiber cloth or soft sponge, rinse the roof well, and let it dry completely. Read more

Clean a fabric convertible roof by first brushing off or rinsing away loose dirt and dust. Then use a convertible roof cleaner with a soft brush or sponge, rinse well, and let the roof dry completely before optionally impregnating it. Read more

Impregnate your convertible roof by first cleaning it thoroughly with convertible roof cleaner and letting it dry well. Then apply a special impregnating product for convertible roofs evenly with a sponge or cloth and let it fully absorb and dry according to the manufacturer's instructions. Read more

Professionally cleaning a convertible roof usually costs about €70 to €150. You can also clean it yourself with convertible roof cleaner, which usually costs around €10 to €30. Read more