So sorry if there is already a post on this. I searched and could not find anything. my Canvas is sticky and discolored im thinking tree sap as there was some on the body however the canvas cargo cover is sticky and discolored on the entire top. My top on the passenger compartment has nothing on it. Can anyone help me out here on whats going on. I have done some searches and some post on tent forums talk about the waterproofing causing this and others talk about tree sap also. anyone run into this and come up with a solution and what is causing it?
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Canvas is sticky and discolored
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Probably tree sap and dirt.
Wal mart has kaboom foam. It is great. Spray on, walk away and rinse 15 min later.
Make sure to get foam not cleaner as bottles look very similar.
Used on my covers and doors and awesome. Also used on my hood.
Best stuff I have used.
Wal mart has kaboom foam. It is great. Spray on, walk away and rinse 15 min later.
Make sure to get foam not cleaner as bottles look very similar.
Used on my covers and doors and awesome. Also used on my hood.
Best stuff I have used.
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Polyvinyl get some 303 protectant cleaner.
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I don’t believe a pressure washer would be a good idea.
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I've got to agree with the no pressure washer comments here. If there's stitching anywhere near where your pressure washing it'll just blow it away. Find a good cleaner and then put some elbow grease into it. We used to call this material Herculite in the Navy and the stuff lasts darn near forever but once it starts to stiffen up in the sun it's time to replace it.