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Using a Mop

overdriver · 2007-02-18 12:23:03

My car has chalky-looking paint on it. I've trie t-cut and farecela, and it's getting there, but very slowly. I bought a mop in Lidl - not the floor kind, before any comedians chime in! - and I want to give it a go. Does anyone have any advice for me, please?

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18-02-2007 1:23pm

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My car has chalky-looking paint on it. I've trie t-cut and farecela, and it's getting there, but very slowly. I bought a mop in Lidl - not the floor kind, before any comedians chime in! - and I want to give it a go. Does anyone have any advice for me, please?

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#2 18-02-2007 2:17pm
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By chalky i assume you mean washed out? Farlecia is best suited with a electric buffera and water, just use pleanty of water or else you'll burn thru the paint.

-VB-

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#3 18-02-2007 2:24pm
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Thanks, VB. I'll just keep it plenty wet, and see how I get on.

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