Cleaning
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Cleaning
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Cleaning The Soft Top
Autoglym soft top cleaner. For stain removal, Mark Underwood (of Wax Wizard fame - waxwizard@eurobell.co.uk is reported to be very useful, with all advice being freely given.
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Cleaning The Bodywork
Autoglym again! The Super Resin Polish is especially good for removing small surface scratches, and there's a paint renovator for more serious scratches. http://www.autoglym.co.uk gives all the info you could possibly want on cleaning your car
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Cleaning The Aluminium
Dave G, Shoreham-by-Sea UK
I sometimes have to resort to using Swarfega to remove tar and oil left on the aluminium interior by shoes. This is especially a problem on the grooved bits in front of the seats.
(1) Borrow your partner's tooth brush
(2) Take one of those small sponge/scourers from the kitchen.
(3) Apply some Swarfega to the toothbrush and wipe in the grooves, and on any oily bits of the aluminum interior. Do NOT moisten the toothbrush.
(4) Leave for 5 minutes.
(5) Wash the swarfega away with the sponge and soapy water.
(6) Clean and return the toothbrush.
Finally, you can have a quiet chuckle when your partner asks whether you've changed your choice of toothpaste recently. Especially amusing if they prefer the new taste!
rob
To clean your ridged aluminium step plates; use Baby Wipes !!
1. Place Baby Wipe on step plate
2. Place stiff bristle brush over Baby Wipe (important note - from experience - a toothbrush tends to be too small, a yard brush too big, a shoe brush too black, a bog brush... no we won't go into that one...)
3. Brush (brush) with a brushing motion
4. Remove brush
5. Remove (filthy) Baby Wipe
Well done, sir. Shiny clean step plates.
