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We have a franchise of the "As Seen On TV" store near
us and after watching the ads on Atlanta Ga tv via cable
I saw a local ad for it.
It's about 24$ CAN.
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us and after watching the ads on Atlanta Ga tv via cable
I saw a local ad for it.
It's about 24$ CAN.
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Well, heck. Walmart has an area dedicated to the "As Seen On TV" crap too. I'll look there the next time I go. Which will probably be tomorrow! LOL
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I've seen the "wipe new" stuff for sale at the Wal Greens as seen on TV aisle.
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I was reading it, and it says not to leave it in high quantities in rags. Something they use in it decays and releases heat. It can get hot enough to ignite your rags if there is too much. LOL. That's when you know it's good stuff. (I really hope it's wipe new, might be some other trim restorer)
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Anything finish with oil in it can cause spontaneous combustion of rags if you're not careful. It's nothing to be scared of....just be aware that they give off heat when they dry and take the appropriate precautions. All you need to do is hang the rags separately from each other and let them dry before throwing them out. You can also put them put them in a pail of water when you're done to keep them safe.
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I have found that using black rubberized paint has restored my trim. Still cracking but looks great
Hi everyone.
I did the exterior plastics, as in roof plastics, mirror plastics, front grill plastics yesterday, with a fantastic product. I a mean to say FANTASTIC!!!! It has brought my horrible faded plastics back to life, looking like new. Actually I reckon it probably looks even better than what they would have been when new off the showroom floor. The product does recommend up to 3 applications for badly faded plastics. But I have given the one over, and they look magnificent. I will give a 2nd coat in about a weeks time, and then a thrid a week after that. As I was using it.
I actually could see the odidization coming off the plastic and onto the rag. Actually I use a lot of this brand car care product, as our local shop is stocking a lot of their product care range. It is ever so cheap, a lot cheaper than any other car care range. If you get a chance to buy their range, buy one product, and you will be hooked, and soon buying more and more of their product.
Anyhow it is called Plastic Resorer, made by Flamingo. Flamingo Car Care Tech Co.,Ltd.
Cheers David.
I did the exterior plastics, as in roof plastics, mirror plastics, front grill plastics yesterday, with a fantastic product. I a mean to say FANTASTIC!!!! It has brought my horrible faded plastics back to life, looking like new. Actually I reckon it probably looks even better than what they would have been when new off the showroom floor. The product does recommend up to 3 applications for badly faded plastics. But I have given the one over, and they look magnificent. I will give a 2nd coat in about a weeks time, and then a thrid a week after that. As I was using it.
I actually could see the odidization coming off the plastic and onto the rag. Actually I use a lot of this brand car care product, as our local shop is stocking a lot of their product care range. It is ever so cheap, a lot cheaper than any other car care range. If you get a chance to buy their range, buy one product, and you will be hooked, and soon buying more and more of their product.
Anyhow it is called Plastic Resorer, made by Flamingo. Flamingo Car Care Tech Co.,Ltd.
Cheers David.
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