Recommended Vinyl Cleaner for a Tonneau Cover on a Hyundai Santa Fe

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What is the best product to keep my cover looking good?

asked by: Anthony D

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Tonneau Cover On Hyundai Santa Fe
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Expert Reply:

Anthony, you can use a mulit-purpose vinyl cleaner like the Girot's Garage Fabric Protectant # 34910960. This cleaner is designed to protect the vinyl on your tonneau cover from cracking and fading and will keep fabric looking good for years.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Anthony

10/13/2024

Thank you

Bryce D.

10/14/2024

@Anthony You're welcome!

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Answer 3

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Answer 7

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Answer 10

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