Removable rear roof of my Freelander 02 TD4
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Skinny Mike
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I take it you're on about your removable roof.
I use liquid leather food! to keep it in good condition. Then use good old black boot polish, put it in the sun for a while to soften it them rub it in with a soft cloth.
Mike
I use liquid leather food! to keep it in good condition. Then use good old black boot polish, put it in the sun for a while to soften it them rub it in with a soft cloth.
Mike
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I use 'boiled linseed oil' on all my black trim, hard top roof, roof bars, wheel arches, solid balck sunroofs, everything works amazing and lasts weeks
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ZDomZ
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Last time I did mine I wiped all of the plastics over with used engine oil and then used some budget bumper and trim stuff I have had lying around for years, has lasted well for a few months but needs another going over.
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I can also say boiled linseed oil gets great results, just don't get any on your paintwork!!
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"Back to Black". Comes in an aerosol can; usually about £4.99. Apply it on a dry and non-windy day.
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