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Old 04-02-2003, 09:15 AM
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Default Re: T-top reconditioning

The material you have is most likely Weblon. Similar pricing to Sunbrella, more durable and retains water-proof state longer. Usually constructed of 2 -ply, allows white on top, and accent color of your choice on the bottom.

Painting the aluminum will likely look good for awhile, but when it chips (it will) it will look like @$#%. Also, if the aluminum is pitted, it is a result of corrosion/oxidation, which will get worse over time and be ther first place to chip off. Best bet would be to use some heavy duty rubbing compound and some bronze (not steel) wool. You'll get most of it back, then use Colinite's metal wax.

Starboard will work, but it weighs a bit more than you may want and is pricey. don't go over 1/4", maybe thinner.
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