In a message dated 1/25/05 2:46:28 PM Eastern Standard Time, peter.linsley@GMAIL.COM writes:
> > Every now and again I see a Westy with a polished top and I think it > looks pretty cool, matches the shine of the rest of the vehicle and > I'm guessing it's easier to clean. One dark blue Westy that's often > parked at SFO is a prime example (list member? your vehicle is > beautiful!). > > Anyone know the process to do this? Was it an option when they were > sold? Is it an aftermarket top? > > all westys had glossy finish fiberglass poptops when new, either painted bodycolor or white gelcoat. they fade. there are some fiberglass polishes that can restore your poptop's color sheen if the paint isnt too beat.. RV and Marine stores have fiberglass polishes.. chris |
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