Does Greased Lightning remove black stains as well?
Jim
It will Jim,best results are achieved after a first coat,tar is easy to remove with it and a whole lot easier after the first coat.I bought it for the car and like ive said i use it on everything.You would need to see the demo on ideal world.
Quote: Originally posted by jeff juke on 23/3/2011
You wont regret it Suggett
Ok, Here's the update.
Ive just cleaned the wife's car with this stuff.
Little effort used except on the stubbon bird sh!t.
The car is black matalic and now looks brand new.
I cant believe the shine on it.
Many thanks on the heads up!!!
My only negative is that i probably wouldnt use it on a really dirty car, i would probable give it a once over with a soapy sponge first especially round the wheel arches.
Suggett the next time you use it thats when you will REALLY notice a difference,The bird muck WILL come of easier,you have just put a coat on the car just now..some shine eh..
Quote: Originally posted by bigtimz on 27/3/2011
Autoglym shampoo then Autoglym super resin polish.
My son buys show cars and has spent a lot of money on polishes,one cost him £200.He did not belive me when i told him to try showroom shine,he uses nothing else now.
There is no way your Showroom Shine will get the same level of shine on a car as a £200 tub of polish. The expensive one will have a very high concentration of Carnauba Wax which only comes in paste form. I believe it cannot be thinned down enough to go into a spray form.
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As well is two words!
How does a sage know everything about everything? or does he? or does he just think he does?
Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.
The paste will/does have a much higher level of concentrated Carnauba Wax in it. Obviously in spray form it is "watered" down. The clue being "watered"
------------- XVI yes?
As well is two words!
How does a sage know everything about everything? or does he? or does he just think he does?
Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.
Well I've ordered mine! Will let you know how I get on! And thanks for the tip. At £24.98 for two (from Ideal World), it's still a lot more expensive than most other things I've used (mostly just cheap wash n wax) but as my caravan is pretty old, I reckon this stuff might make it look more pretty, less old!
if you have stubborn marks on your van ,i dont think you can beat a good old tub of 'silky' from caravan shops ,i've found it shifts anything ,and its only about £3.50 or so
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Topic: Cleaning and polishing after the winter
