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Vanner · Guest

The fibreglass mouldings on our Compass are starting to look a little grubby.

Anyone got any suggestions on how I (notice how we went from 'Our' to 'I'')
can clean it up and keep it that way.

I've tried a few car cleaning products but not T-Cut. Not sure if I should use
that on coloured mouldings. None of them seem to make much difference..

Cheerz

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cobraman · Guest

try mer polish , had a boat once and when we toke it out of the water for the winter i cleaned it then used mer and was suprized how much muck was still on it but it toke it of on proteched it ready for the next year
kevin

nobby · Posted: Mon Aug 09, 2004 22:44 Post subject:

Vanner I have used T-Cut on my mouldings to good effect followed by two coats of AutoGlym to good effect Exclamation

HAD · *** Joined: 09 Apr 2004 Posts: 133 Location: uk

Hi Vanner
There is a product made by Astonish and its in a non abrasive paste form
we got ours from Wilkinsons chain stores in Rochdale it costs about £3 and cleans all sorts of things, we used it all over our old avondale before we sold it and it came up like new
ATB
Dave

TRayner · Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 11:08 Post subject:

If you get cable tv in your area, try the shopping channels, there are absolutly shed loads of cleaning products at very good prices for sale on there, and if the ads are right they will clean anything

Funmeister · Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 11:14 Post subject:

Rob there is a product made especially for the job. It's called "Silky" you can get it from most caravan shops for only three or four quid. Lasts for years,never goes off, gets rid of tar stains, fly stains etc without apparently scratching the plastic. It looks like a solid paste in a tub, you just use a damp cloth. Hope this helps,
btw if you can't get any, let me know and i'll get it for you.