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I ask this same question on another forum that I read. What is the best thing to use on the roof of a 2003 Jayco Kiwi Too, to clean and protect. The roof is not bad, we keep it in covered storage, I just want to keep it in good shape an take care of my toy.
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It depends on what you roof is made of. Ours is TPF and all we do is wash it once or twice a year and check the seams for leakage. The TPF doesn't produce black run off either.
I use Dawn dish soap. The original blue stuff. I believe Spic and Span is also recommended. You don't want to use anything with petroleum or solvents nor stuff with citrus that will attack birds.