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Safe to use on pretty much anything neat: R222 Total Auto Wash
You can dilute this stuff if need be: 303 Aerospace Cleaner (Larger 32oz bottle)
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You can dilute this stuff if need be: 303 Aerospace Cleaner (Larger 32oz bottle)
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Safe to use on pretty much anything neat: R222 Total Auto Wash
You can dilute this stuff if need be: 303 Aerospace Cleaner (Larger 32oz bottle)
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You can dilute this stuff if need be: 303 Aerospace Cleaner (Larger 32oz bottle)
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30-11-2008, 06:34 PM
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When it comes to APC you'd be amazed how many serious detailers use 'non car specific' stuff, the most popular one at the moment being 'Daisy' from Tescos (usually diluted about 10:1 for interiors and 4:1 for wheels, arches, engines etc.). Of course you'll get the brand snobs turning their nose up, but money saved on things like APC (and that can be a lot), is better spent elsewhere on better polishes, waxes etc.
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When it comes to APC you'd be amazed how many serious detailers use 'non car specific' stuff, the most popular one at the moment being 'Daisy' from Tescos (usually diluted about 10:1 for interiors and 4:1 for wheels, arches, engines etc.). Of course you'll get the brand snobs turning their nose up, but money saved on things like APC (and that can be a lot), is better spent elsewhere on better polishes, waxes etc.
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When it comes to APC you'd be amazed how many serious detailers use 'non car specific' stuff, the most popular one at the moment being 'Daisy' from Tescos (usually diluted about 10:1 for interiors and 4:1 for wheels, arches, engines etc.). Of course you'll get the brand snobs turning their nose up, but money saved on things like APC (and that can be a lot), is better spent elsewhere on better polishes, waxes etc.
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G101 from autosmart,5 litres, use it fer cleaning plastic, fabric upholstery, wheels, baked on flies in summer,when i had valetin company that was main item in van, you gotta dilute for differant applications though, but that will come with usin it, (never neat), cheaper than the boutique products,
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G101 from autosmart,5 litres, use it fer cleaning plastic, fabric upholstery, wheels, baked on flies in summer,when i had valetin company that was main item in van, you gotta dilute for differant applications though, but that will come with usin it, (never neat), cheaper than the boutique products,
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