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Old 1st November 2009, 18:11   #1
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Any special instructions/suggestions for washing/waxing CF roof?

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Old 1st November 2009, 19:05   #2
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I treat it just like any other painted surface. I've never heard of having to do any extra steps to it.
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I treat it just like any other painted surface. I've never heard of having to do any extra steps to it.
I use Rejex on the whole car, including the carbon fiber roof.
RejeX Wax Soil Barrier Anti-stain Protection Polish, 16 Oz Bottle* The largest selection of Aircraft parts and Pilot Supplies.- SkyGeek.com

Zaino Clear Seal looks very nice on the carbon fiber roof.
Z-CS Clear Seal: Zaino Store
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Similar to Pio, I treat mine just like any painted surface.

I use Menzerna products. Highly recommended.
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