interior plastics and under the bonnet

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m4pdy
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interior plastics and under the bonnet

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Hi all, what is the best for cleaning and finishing the interior plastics? Also how do you all clean and protect the under the bonnet the platics get the dust and dirt off without causing electrical issues. I have used cling film in the past any one done this?

Paddy
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Roc Hopper
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autoSmart G101 Paddy put on with a pump sprayer , agitate with a detailing brush for stubborn understains I use tin foil over the alternator (if your unsure Google scirocco alternator & hey presto by the magic of the WWW a picture appears)
Then AF Dressle over everything leave for ten minutes buff, run engine stand back and admire !
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Douggie1233
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Re: interior plastics and under the bonnet

Post by Douggie1233 »

Chemical guys Bare Bones is also another great product. I just apply to a cloth and then work over plastics. Its ideally meant for the undercarriage of the car but it brings plastics out incredibly well!
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