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08.05.2020 14:03 # 1
Eren
Friends vehicle & nbsp; Is there a quality product that you can propose to remove the traces that are not exactly known due to rain mud and so on, but when we look at it, you can see the visible marks? Waiting for your suggestions thanks .. Eren 2009-05-12 15:36:33
08.05.2020 14:03 # 2
Guests
Yeah, I'm not chewing with my glass like les: D
08.05.2020 14:03 # 3
Eren
[QUOTE = EmRaH] dude, I can not clean with my glass like les: D [/ QUOTE]

ya, the problem is the same with me .. let's see the remedy will come out of course
08.05.2020 14:03 # 4
MirakGTI
try synthetic thinner
08.05.2020 14:03 # 5
Guests
[QUOTE = Mirak] try synthetic thinner [/ QUOTE]

melt glass "Big Reviews
08.05.2020 14:03 # 6
kann87
there is glass polish in sonax I think the experiment
08.05.2020 14:03 # 7
<bugra>
There were stains flowing from the tree that did not come out of the sunroof
I removed it with gasoline, it was clean ...
08.05.2020 14:03 # 8
Eren
thanks guys i will try the options now ..
08.05.2020 14:03 # 9
Guests
synthetic thinner does not melt the glass but can leave an oily layer on the glass,
08.05.2020 14:03 # 10
SelmanBeber
fairing polish.
I had scratches on my headlights, but it was completely clean, if not completely.
08.05.2020 14:03 # 11
EMRE
gas & nbsp; "Thumbs even the washers instantly wipe the stain with gas on one side of the car. EMRE 2009-05-13 12:40:17
08.05.2020 14:03 # 12
Eren
I will take into account your suggestions .. I am extremely careful and sometimes there may be such problems & nbsp; "Smile" Eren 2009-05-13 13:57:05
08.05.2020 14:03 # 13
master
[QUOTE = EmRaH] [QUOTE = Mirak] Try synthetic thinner [/ QUOTE]

melt glass "Big
[/ QUOTE]

If it drips into the torpedo rather than glass ...
08.05.2020 14:03 # 14
hasimayaz
Synthetic does not melt .. Cellulosic melt. Synthetic oil, you need to wipe the soap with soap to remove the oil. Yda philips orange spray.
08.05.2020 14:03 # 15
Guests
Use vinegar, friends are cleaning nicely.
08.05.2020 14:03 # 16
Eren
Thanks for the answer, I'll try ..
08.05.2020 14:03 # 17
t@lip
[QUOTE = master] [QUOTE = EmRaH] [QUOTE = Mirak] Try synthetic thinner [/ QUOTE]

melt glass "Big
[/ QUOTE]

if the glass drips into the torpedo rather than glass ...
[/ QUOTE]
Also, don't drip into the bonnet, beware
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