TorsionBhudda
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That's made a great job how did you apply it?
Marmaduke
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Just rub it in on a cloth and then polish it off when it's dry, if I could be bothered I'd do the rest of the car
callisr
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Some of us just peel a layer of paint off when it gets too scratched!
My tratters like an onion! Found a layer of desert sand yesterday
In all seriousness, quite amazing what can be polished out with a bit of elbow grease and some product!
Says on the bottle it works on hands too
My tratters like an onion! Found a layer of desert sand yesterday
In all seriousness, quite amazing what can be polished out with a bit of elbow grease and some product!
Says on the bottle it works on hands too
Marmaduke
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It turned my thumb blueSome of us just peel a layer of paint off when it gets too scratched!
My tratters like an onion! Found a layer of desert sand yesterday
In all seriousness, quite amazing what can be polished out with a bit of elbow grease and some product!
Says on the bottle it works on hands too
Colthebrummie
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I wonder if it could be used to remove that film which coats plastic headlight lenses
Col
Col
Marmaduke
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I thought toothpaste was good for that....
Marmaduke
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Nowt wrong with getting rid of the scratches after a days green laning, not something you Hippo drivers have to experience
multistory carparks don't count as off roading Broke Again
‘Orrible yam yam
Any all in one polish will do although auto glym super resin polish is rather good and can be applied by hand. Because these products have heavy fillers in them it won’t last for ages but will make a big improvement
neilly
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Where did you get that from @Marmaduke?
Might try some on me tratter.....but I need a dark green.
Cheers
Might try some on me tratter.....but I need a dark green.
Cheers
Broke Again
‘Orrible yam yam
Neilly try www.slimsdetailing.co.uk
neilly
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Marmaduke
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These do the complete rang
neilly
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From what I have read, seems like it. No worries the old girl has a deep age related wrinkles that need rubbing out....LOL.
Cheers
Marmaduke
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I'm sure it'll do the job, quite happy with the results of mine
biketeacherdave
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Use mcguires compound and electric polisher for lasting results
