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Lynny
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that when you hit flies at approx 70-80mph, they inbed themselves into your paintwork and therefore wont just wash off does that special remover from halfords work?? any other suggestions??
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polish
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try some autoglym tar remover, it should dissolve the little buggers.
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quote:
Originally posted by Tom J
polish


have polished, little bastards are still on! numberplate is the worst
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if they wont polish out i would do as rob suggested, should be able to use a brush/scourer to get them off numberplate
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or use quick clay
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quote:
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or use quick clay


??
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clay bar thingy
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????
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Meguiars Clay bar, i'm sure someone will explain it.

i dont know what it does
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id appreciate that....
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clay bar, halfords 14 quid...spray the magical water that comes with it on the infected area and rub the clay on it - useful for cleaning tar/flys/etc

but tar remover should do the trick tbh
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yeh
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or whitespirit
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its not water, its detailer.

whenever i wash my car they come off fine, you just must have shite paintwork thats never had attention in its life, keep on top of it and cleaning becomes easy.
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on paint work?
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quote:
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its not water, its detailer.

whenever i wash my car they come off fine, you just must have shite paintwork thats never had attention in its life, keep on top of it and cleaning becomes easy.


no my car gets cleaned thoroughly on a regular basis thank you. also fairly new car still
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so does my gf's, but the paintwork is as rough as a badgers, you can clean and clean, there will still be a layer of traffic film, tar, and general shite stuck to it, you want a clean fresh base to work off of.
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on paint work?


paintwork or anywhere there are flies. It doesnt melt the paint, just soak abit of rag or something in it and rub the flies away
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my car is CLEAN! except for some flies off the thousands of miles of motorway driving i do
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you're not getting what i mean.

and i really cant be fucked to explain
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clay bars rule

other than that autoglym bug and tar remover is also very good at getting them off

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quote:
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you're not getting what i mean.

yes, imo you really do have to use one to understand the true meaning of it

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