Can you use this product on a convertible vinyl top?
1511614
I have never tried it on vinyl. It is intended for plastic. I use best top vinyl top dressing on my jeep.
1511615
no, according to their website. i believe they have another product for convertible tops.
1619873
I have a 57 T-Bird that the fabric convertible top was badly weathered on. It required two applications but from a few feet it now looks very presentable. I was very pleased and will use the product again.B. Young
1504836
yes you can:) I already used vinylex on faux leather and it did an AMAZING JOB:):):)
1413078
Sorry, no. This product is intended for use on vinyls, mainly, and leather. It can be effective on porous fabrics but on plastic, not so much.
1385461
You would want to use it as a cap for your original cover. It does a great job keeping the dirt off the vinyl and increasing the longevity of the original cover.
696706
Yeah, I did on some of my interior trim and it worked great. Just do it in low humidity, use the second buff pad, and give it time to dry before touching it. If interior is all you need though, I used some cheap vinyl polish/protectant and that works really well for me on my interior surfaces as well. This stuff does wonders for my exterior vinyl though. I used it once a year ago and it still looks great after going through car washes and mag chloride.
306920
I'm not sure about how it works on convertible tops Griots could help you if you ask
38354
I would assume it would work very well. I have used it on a BMW and Jag F-type convertible top and it worked better than Topps!
187513
We use it on our dark blue convertible top that was always covered with cat hair! It works wonders....no more cats sleeping there!!!
950732
I don't believe this material will work on vinyl. It is a two part epoxy with the consistency of a plumbers putty and needs to be worked together to mix and soften it. Then it needs to be worked into the void.
1852370
I would think you could because the plastic has an uneven finish to it. Perhaps an acrylic paint and then follow with a clear topcoat that is resistant to the weather.
1546003
I would not recommend it for canvas. I have used StormSure on both vinyl and canvas looking vinyl (I think they call it twill). It lasted longer on the ordinary vinyl but in the end, it did not last on either top. The StormSure eventually yellowed and then peeled up from the edges. Also, my tops had cracks that were eventually 2 inches long in a high tension area of the top. I suspect most patches will work on something small like a cigarette burn. I live in Arizona where the intense sun shines all year round and I operate my convertable top (up and down) almost daily. On the plain vinyl top I probably got five or six months out of the StormSure patch. On the twill top I got less than two months before I had to reapply more StormSure. I kept patching it with more StormSure and it looked hideous by the end of four months when I put a new top on. It didn't seem to adhere very well to the twill.
1955037
Ok I did some research ... It can be used on any vinyl surface....marine applications are ok ,including fiberglass gel coat! Soooo I would yes you can,but not in the blazing sun!Good luck,Vicki D.
1249533
I don't see why there would be a problem. It is in a wipe that you can use on anything vinyl like.
1657663
It's worked well for me on vinly and making rubber look like new. there's no abrasive or harsh chemicals so I doubt you'd have an issue with it even on an older vinyl top. Too be 100% sure I'd recco calling the manufacturer. Mst companies are pretty good about taking care of consumer questions and complaints. Good luck
1540167
I use this in my Silhouette with no problems. This would be the equivalent of oracals 651 permanent vinyl, so yes, you can use it on cars or whatever. Hope that helps!
646416
I did not use it on vinyl so I do not know about that application of the product.