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General => Detailing => Topic started by: VWKev on 15 March 2010, 13:05
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Looking for a recommendation of a brush and what cleaning stuff would be used to give around the petrol cap a clean and inside the flap itself please.
Ta.
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spray APC on... let dwell a bit, work with a paintbrush/detail brush if necessary.. then pressure wash off
tip: stand well back when you pressure wash as the water from inside a petrol cap just goes in about 50 different directions... most of which seems to be in the direction that you are standing :grin:
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spray APC on... let dwell a bit, work with a paintbrush/detail brush if necessary.. then pressure wash off
tip: stand well back when you pressure wash as the water from inside a petrol cap just goes in about 50 different directions... most of which seems to be in the direction that you are standing :grin:
Will the APC cut through it ok ? Any ideas for dilution ratio ? I'll be getting the Autosmart APC if that makes any difference.
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spray APC on... let dwell a bit, work with a paintbrush/detail brush if necessary.. then pressure wash off
tip: stand well back when you pressure wash as the water from inside a petrol cap just goes in about 50 different directions... most of which seems to be in the direction that you are standing :grin:
Will the APC cut through it ok ? Any ideas for dilution ratio ? I'll be getting the Autosmart APC if that makes any difference.
it will easily cut through it. dilute at 10:1. don't let it dry on the paintwork.
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yep as above and as guy said watch out for the splash back especially when you got apc in there, you dont want that stuff in your eyes trust me :wink:
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Thanks chaps. :smiley:
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yep as above and as guy said watch out for the splash back especially when you got apc in there, you dont want that stuff in your eyes trust me :wink:
oh mate.. got some wheel cleaner in my eye the other month... stung like a b!tch...
Guy has learnt his lesson and now wears eye protectors on the job :nerd: