polish removal
polish removal
whats the best quickest easiest way to remove polish from my car ?
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Re: polish removal
EddeyDancer wrote:Rub it off with a rag...
cant see how that will work, i want to strip all the polish off looks like the Tcut is coming out
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Re: polish removal
A rubbing compound will do it Steve
T-Cut is quite abrasive mate.
T-Cut is quite abrasive mate.
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Re: polish removal
t-cut would be the easiest way mate, either that or i can bring up my 9" grinder 

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Re: polish removal
i alway use water with t cut was hoping there was an easier way
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Re: polish removal
wash it with washing up liquid instead of your normal washing soap ...or use your G101 at diluted in spray bottle at 100ml to 1 litre and go ove rthe whole car leave for a wee while then rinse off
beter still do both
beter still do both
Re: polish removal
cheers uncle fraz i knew you would have a quick way
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Re: polish removal
v6 steve wrote:cheers uncle fraz i knew you would have a quick way
so my 9" grinder and an abrasive pad no good then

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Re: polish removal
Allys Cally wrote:v6 steve wrote:cheers uncle fraz i knew you would have a quick way
so my 9" grinder and an abrasive pad no good then
think ill give it a miss
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Re: polish removal
Washing up liquid can dull the shine, I find luke warm water an a good microfiber cloth is good
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Re: polish removal
yes washng up liquid will dull the paint....as it will remove your wax and polish, which is what Steve is wanting to do 

Re: polish removal
power wash it at local garage stay away from any stone chips peeling lacquer as water will get under and lift paint 

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