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cunningham
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31st Dec 12 at 11:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I founf lime and prime dodo juice to work a treat
alan-g-w
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31st Dec 12 at 11:48   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I find that a rag damp with petrol's the easiest and cheapest option, then a good polish and wax after.
Mertin
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31st Dec 12 at 13:24   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Seen people say the same with wd40, I just stick to proper methods though.
I just bought the 5l tin, handy if you find anyone who wants some aswell and split it up between you's
gavin18787
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Registered: 22nd Feb 05
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31st Dec 12 at 17:57   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by smcGSI16V
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Originally posted by gavin18787
Tardis it is then. other then the 5litre size on polished bkiss is it avalible in any smaller amounts?



Search on eBay. Loads of sellers and sizes on there.


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Sean
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Will this stuff cut grease from my engine bay?
corsa-torque
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Use WD40, cheap, most people usually have it to hand and it causes no damage. Used it for Years to remove Tar
Kyle T
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I gave my missus' car a wash today, first clean since we bought it brand new in September

Due to lack of protection on the paint, it's covered in tar spots which are really not shifting. I've got some more Tardis on order - but may give WD40 a try tomorrow just out of interest.

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Munchie
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I am also looking to buy this stuff. Let us know how you get on kyle
AK
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just use petrol

we use that for cleaning the rubber marks off the track cars

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