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Old 30-09-2015, 04:31 PM
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Default Best way to remove door shut grime?
After some ideas what's the best way/product to remove the grease grime from the wing/door shuts as looks nasty and want to bring it all up!
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Old 30-09-2015, 04:43 PM
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I would use a general degreaser - diluted Jizer or something similar - Jizer is water based - so washes off and shouldn't harm paintwork - just be sure to give it a good wash e.t.c. and protect the paintwork afterwards...
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Old 30-09-2015, 04:51 PM
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cheers and another note what's a good plastic restorer? like mirrors bases and scuttle panels??
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megs detail spray for door shuts - ive got a white ds3 and door shuts do get very grey from road dirt etc - megs detailer gets it fine and maybe a bit of megs stage 1 paint restorer if ingrained
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Autosmart G101 and or Autosmart Tardis

Use a well positioned pressure washer and bobs you uncle
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Rob has got some good trim restorer .
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Autosmart G101 and or Autosmart Tardis

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Cheers guys will check all these outs
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