Balr14
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- BMW Z4 M40i
The best thing you can do for your convertible top is to keep it raised whenever you aren't driving it. You don't want to allow creases to set and dirt and moisture to accumulate in the folds. As has been mentioned, keep it clean and use something like Ragtop. My convertible is a "garage queen". It gets driven about 2500 miles per year and gets put away in the winter. I usually get it washed and detailed in spring and have the top treated. That is all it really needs. I haven't replaced a top since 1963 and I have had a lot of convertibles. They used to be my daily drivers, even in winter. There's nothing quite like driving a 95 Viper in a Wisconsin winter. They didn't have roll up windows and you can't scrape ice and snow off side curtains.
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