Silicone residue - how to remove ?
15 March 2010, 07:32 PM
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Silicone residue - how to remove ?
As above Guy's - hoping for some tips/hints on removing a thin layer of residue from paintwork, tried white spirit with no joy 
Also tried rubbing it off with my finger and a bit of friction, not much help, so any tip would be great - apart from "Shouldn't have it got it on there in the first place
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Don't want to remove the paint too 
Si
Also tried rubbing it off with my finger and a bit of friction, not much help, so any tip would be great - apart from "Shouldn't have it got it on there in the first place
!!" Don't want to remove the paint too Si
15 March 2010, 08:57 PM
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There's nothing like a good rub 
Is there such a product - that's great
- I'll have a look to-morrow, reckon it's blue paint friendly
Dean, Si.
Is there such a product - that's great
- I'll have a look to-morrow, reckon it's blue paint friendly Dean, Si.
15 March 2010, 10:01 PM
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Simon, when I had the road paint on my car Eclipse used a non-acidic wheel cleaner (I have some which is based on a fruit compound) - it was rated as ok to use on paint and did not damage the paintwork. 
I would then polish the paintwork after.
I would then polish the paintwork after.
16 March 2010, 06:56 PM
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That's a very kind offer - I work in Orchard Street, where you based ? 
P/S. It's not too much now, basically it's the leading edge of a Vortex Generator, and there are portions that I can't seem to budge, the portions are'nt all the way accross either
- I work in Orchard Street, where you based ? P/S. It's not too much now, basically it's the leading edge of a Vortex Generator, and there are portions that I can't seem to budge, the portions are'nt all the way accross either
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in st thomas so you pass going home ,
or i drop the misses off at the castle gardens at 8.45am , is the car accessable then , before i go off to my first booking of the day
or i drop the misses off at the castle gardens at 8.45am , is the car accessable then , before i go off to my first booking of the day
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Thanks - I get in about 09:30 so I'll miss you at that time, when you in St Thomas about 4:30 ish, I could call on the way home, for you to have a look ?
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likewise si ill see if i can find something and let you know , just got to be careful of the paint as we discussed.
also thanks ty for coming over as well appreciate that mate
also thanks ty for coming over as well appreciate that mate
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