It varies. Depends on weather. I seem to treat it more during summer and "sunny" months than winter. Only takes 15 min so as often as you feel needed really. If you get dirt baked in or something on it just use a soft brush to scrub the spot and it usually comes right off.
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It varies. Depends on weather. I seem to treat it more during summer and "sunny" months than winter. Only takes 15 min so as often as you feel needed really. If you get dirt baked in or something on it just use a soft brush to scrub the spot and it usually comes right off.
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I have seen a few people who used a hair dryer on plastic fenders that "greyed" due to the sun. Is there any thing you recommend for the twill soft tops? Ill have to buy some of this for my fenders as I would like to keep the stock ones for as long as possible. Thanks.
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Unfortunately not all the way. I honestly let the Sedona dirt sit too long back when it happened. I've learned my lesson and now run through a coin op after dirt/mud outings.
But, the stuff does work and did lighten the stains enough to hardly be noticeable.
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Good to know. Thanks for the response!