dojj

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i've washed them several times but they still look dirty, there are also some rusty patches in the plastic that i can't get rid of

so what's the go to plastic arch cleaner to go for then?

or are there a vast array of them for several hundred pounds a ml?



thanks

charlie luciano

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Smother them in silicone spray, £2-£3 a tin

qed296

When i did mine i used warm soapy water (washing up liquid) then when dry brake cleaner (lifted the tar) finished off with autoglym bumper & trim gel.

Glenn_

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Tfr. Traffic film remover might do it dojj.

dingla rs

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wash your mouth out only gash car dealers use that stuff ,smooth peanuts butter brings them up a treat

Rsmat

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Simple G101 or koch chemie Greenstar, agitate with a brush and rinse off .

GVK.

G101 is good stuff, I park under trees sadly and the sap covers my car this time of year -wear gloves when you use it and don't get it on your brand new Gazelles, it' fucks the suede!

haz87

Haha, old school, love it. Used to do this on Golf Mk2 external plastic trims, always made me hungry tho....

dojj

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the soapy water did a good deal of lifting of the dirt, but i had to give it several attempts at it

the plastic though seems to have got lighter in places and darker in others so i'll give that 101 stuff a go

as long as i don't need a machine to stick it on?

GVK.

Comes in a spray bottle or bulk gallon/5 gallon.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Autosmart...MAAOSw185euFPf

ray barker

spray it with wd40 rub with a cloth then spray on again but let it dry its got ptf in it which drys it self to a matt finish . i do my zzr 1400 it looks mint