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Chris, here are the pics. Trust me this really did happen, my shoulder and knees will tell you that 😁

Over the last weekend I used the Revive hand polish and then used the buttery wax over that and it really worked out well. The small imperfections can't be seen like the finger nail marks around the door handles and along the edge of the trunk lid from opening and closing. Awesome finish and shine, thanks to everyone for all the tips.

Ray, That's a great idea and I do have some of that since I use it on the seats of my vette. I never would have thought of that. thanks.

Thanks Kurt, like the old Chevy. My dad had one similar to that.

Thanks Chris, I have used the VRT on the trim of my truck to get the black plastic looking new again and never thought to put that on the cover. I have read about soft tops and to be careful with what you put on them since they are supposed to breath and some products don't allow the cover to do that. I will have to order some Ceramic Coating the next time I place an order but will it rainbow like it does on the paint to let you know it is dry?

I have seen a lot of products for interior use on the vinyl but I have never seen anything for a soft top cover for the bed of a truck. I have tried Murphy's oil soap to help keep it soft but this is my daily driver and it sits outside in the sun all the time and has sort of lost some of its new shine and blackness. What would be the best product to use to restore this to like new condition?

Hey Chris, you asked for some pictures so here they are. I just completed my truck with H2O and that is what I used on my HD as well.

I have a 2004 corvette and have used the buttery wax on it and really like the product and was wondering if I should use the revive polish before another application. There are small imperfections like nail scratches around the door handles and slight marks on the trunk lid from opening it. Would this hand polish remove those minor marks before I apply the wax?