Carbusonic Black convertible roof dye soft top hood canvas restorer, restores colour to fabrics. Change the colour of convertible roofs and soft tops.

I used this and it has made a huge difference to my car and so easy to apply just make sure you apply thinly and not to thick and go back to the area if it looks a bit tacky as this worked best for me 😊. Good Product

We used this product for the hood of our convertible. It brought it back to black like magic. Super easy to apply and dried jet black. Worth every penny.

Does exactly what it says on the tin easy to apply and comes up looking like a professional done it , brilliant product

Good product

I had the unfortunate situation where a hand car wash person pressure washed my roof. It was really streaky and looked awful. After reading the reviews I gave it ago, it shows an instant result at first but after drying (2 hours) the streaks came through again. I bought 1lt tub and managed to do 3 layers on the side and 1 on the roof. The result was good but as you can see in the second picture, after 3 layers the sides still need another go. After a week (paint completely dry) it rained and as you can see in the last picture it went all bubbly and leaked down my car. It has made my car look a bit a of a mess, though I haven't managed to get round to cleaning it off the paint work it does seem like it will come off easily.

Excellent

Great results using as suggested

I bought this as a try as fabric dye was so expensive in the amount i needed it was to try and change colour on my very very faded 1989 trailer tent which is a heavy duty waterproof canvas but had faded to a light pink,i firstly cleaned and scrubbed the canvas with a industrial degreaser and fairy liquid then put on three coats of this watered down to a 4-1 ratio to make sure it virtually soaked into my canvas and got right in. It even sticks to plastic and metal so make sure you wipe up drops and in fairness two coats was enough but wanted three to be sure.The canvas honestly now looks brand new and the black is just like a new soft top canvas it obviously is not waterproof at all so put on one or two coats of fabsil and before fabsil blow over the canvas with a hairdryer.This wont let me upload the pictures but the canvas looks new.Carbusonic never answered the phone for advice but take my advice if your wanting a colour change or top up existing colour its brilliant.In total my canvas trailer tent took 6L of dye and 3L of fabsil and its a 1989 hard top trailer tent conway cardinal.