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<font face="Century Gothic">You might look for marine fiberglass
restoration products.<br>
I've seen some references to a product called marine Penetrol to
restore fiberglass<br>
Take a look here: <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.myasylum.com/sbf/messages/912.html">http://www.myasylum.com/sbf/messages/912.html</a><br>
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Do your research before using Penetrol - most people seem happy with
it, but there are others who have not had good results.<br>
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Oh, you still have to clean the top before you apply the Penetrol.<br>
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Todd<br>
'88 Westy<br>
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Crawford, Neil wrote:
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  <pre wrap="">Are there any secret tips/tricks to cleaning a very dirty pop top or is it just a matter of climbing a ladder and using a brush and soapy water?

Also, what type of paint works best to cover the stains (This is for when I'm too tired to continue scrubbing or after I recover from me broken leg!)?

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