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Has anybody used this:
http://www.autobritedirect.co.uk/index.php/just-the-tonic-tar-glue-remover.html
I have ran out of Tardis and thought I would try some of this as it seems cheaper. The reviews seem pretty good.
http://www.autobritedirect.co.uk/index.php/just-the-tonic-tar-glue-remover.html
I have ran out of Tardis and thought I would try some of this as it seems cheaper. The reviews seem pretty good.
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Do Halfords stock it? Might have it on there 3 for 2 offer.
Had a look online, couldn't see it.
Caporegime
wolf's chemical deironiser is pretty much the same stuff.
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=935
Or this
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=1049
Guys, don't bother with Auto Glym polish... It's semi decent gear but creates far too much dust.
Use Harly Wax.... Incredibly easy to apply and you can get it anywhere without marking plastics and what not. The stuff gives you a display grade wet look gloss that you only see at motor shows and the tub lasts for ages....
Use Harly Wax.... Incredibly easy to apply and you can get it anywhere without marking plastics and what not. The stuff gives you a display grade wet look gloss that you only see at motor shows and the tub lasts for ages....
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Super Resin Polish is amongst the best products out there!
Man of Honour
No excessive dust here.
Use a good quality buff off cloth and it's fine.
Use a good quality buff off cloth and it's fine.
Cheers, I actually considered this but I try to avoid trusting Halfrauds customer reviews so I wasn't too sure!
I love the stuff, the bottles last ages aswell.[TW]Fox;22596904 said:
Having used AG UDS and EGP over the last 2 weeks, I can safely say that you really need to be sparing with AG products, if you have dust you are using too much! Too much EGP bakes on like a nuns. What do you guys use to get polish powder out of nooks, crannys and cracks?
Associate
I use a detail brush and the edge of a microfibre cloth.
[TW]Fox;22596904 said:
I used to run a BMW dealership, trust me... Harly Wax. A tin lasts ages too as its like boot polish.
Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber care for the tires and the dash plastics, and Autoglym Bodywork Shampoo is a good everyday car wash.
Surely thats a wax though? SRP isnt a wax?
Caporegime
Wax will fill in swirls in the same way SRP does, but it will last a damn sight longer.
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Caporegime
SRP being a polish, will "cut" the surface.
Wax being a wax, wont.
For the most part, wax and polish is not interchangeable, they do different jobs.
Caporegime
SRP hasn't got any cut really. It's a filler polish.
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