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Thoday

 posted on 3rd Mar 03 at 12:21

black boot polish! 99p cheaper lol lol


Dav

 posted on 3rd Mar 03 at 12:19

I've been using Simoniz back to black but it's pants. As soon as it rains or gets wet it goes all streaky and dust sticks to it, making ur bumpers look worse than before treated!!

I'm gonna get me some of that Autoglym bumper restorer tho, everybody seems to rate it!





[Edited on 03-03-2003 by Dav.]


blebo

 posted on 3rd Mar 03 at 09:54

Tried that as well....but this stuff is coloured so it almost paints the plastic black again.........great if like me youve never touched the arched for about a year.........going to finish it off with some autoglym or back to black to give it a deep shine


SRi_Lad

 posted on 3rd Mar 03 at 09:53

yeah, autoglym is the nuts


vibrio

 posted on 3rd Mar 03 at 09:47

autoglym bumper restorer is also the bollox


blebo

 posted on 3rd Mar 03 at 09:34

Spent five hours yesterday cleaning and polishing the car and I think I have found the perfect solution to the above......cost $4.12 from my local Vauxhall dealers.

It goes on like the trainer cleaning stuff and :! what a difference!!!

Me cars like new again........and my arms hust like fuck!



[Edited on 03-03-2003 by blebo]