i recently used Quixx Scratch Remover
http://www.toys4cars.co.uk/index.php?ma ... ts_id=8234
stage one is a grease not abrasive..
stage 2 is good on scuffs better that tcutting with little effort..
removes that mark you been polishing away for yrs lol
btw B&Q are selling a power drills with 8 speed settings for 7 quid (Yeah 7) use this with a few dremell attachments or even cotton buds to get nasty scratches off with quixx stage one, two if needed..
then wash + zymol cleaner wax with carbonara wax
12£ in halfords
any zymol is exc......
ps use white vinegar on wiper blades removes road oils...
i needed a car part >door lock for old astra >hard to find
www.1stchoice.co.uk
very good 2nd hand parts search
called me in 20 mins
http://www.jwcl13731.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/JW/jwgf.gif
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jadewarrior
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grantfk10
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jadewarrior wrote:
btw B&Q are selling a power drills with 8 speed settings for 7 quid (Yeah 7)
Sounds good!
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grantfk10
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jadewarrior wrote:...then wash + zymol cleaner wax with carbonara wax...
Is that the creamy bacon one? (sorry, I couldn't resist that!) - no harm intended and your advice is appreciated.
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jadewarrior
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didnt try the flavour lol
blue yeh
re quixx
dont use that sand paper unless ya expert !
blue yeh
re quixx
dont use that sand paper unless ya expert !

