Why vinyl roof produces rust?
Hi!
I love the good looking of a black vinyl roof but I've always heard and seen that the vinyl rust the entire roof. What's the reason? is there any way to prevent a vinyl roof get rusted ? |
for the most part the vinyl traps moisture and the constant stretching and shrinking acts like sand paper. thus creating the perfect conditions for rust to form.
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Originally Posted by mikerp76
(Post 110242)
for the most part the vinyl traps moisture and the constant stretching and shrinking acts like sand paper. thus creating the perfect conditions for rust to form.
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Vinyl roofs are a PITA, have to keep them clean and use a vinyl conditioner at least once a month. Keep the car under cover when possible, the sun will dry out the oils in the vinyl. just my .02 worth.
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there also glued on witch ruins paint. i personally love a painted roof
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They don't necessarily produce rust. If the car is garaged, you shouldn't have an issue.
Just do basic things like keep the roof clean. I had a vinyl roof done on my car. After 6 show seasons, it still looked new. I never conditioned it or anything. All I did was keep the dust off. |
You get rust when the top drys out and cracks. The cracks let the water in. Then it starts to rust
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Originally Posted by TVLynn
(Post 110570)
You get rust when the top drys out and cracks. The cracks let the water in. Then it starts to rust
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