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· Posted: 17.04.2012 · #1

Hi all ,i got a hymer with some plastick bits, anyone out there know what is good for to bring up a shine seams a bit dull,Need to clean up before the weekend would stand out in all that shiney stuff at Doneghys,Maby keep me from looking for a new one.I have tried ordnary polish no good dries out patchy .cheers

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· Posted: 18.04.2012 · #2

Hi Bigfoot Bair & welcome to the forum..

I suggest you try T Cut or a product called Silkey which is available from most caravan / motorhome accessory shops.
It is a tub of paste.
Work on a small area at a time with a damp cloth, this will remove the oxidation/ dullness, remove with a clean cloth.Then you must use a good quality polish on it immediatly or you will lose all your hard work. Use a different cloth to put on and buff off for each process.

So, Small areas at a time with Silkey, polish those small areas as you go. When you have done a whole area or panel polish the whole area again to ensure there are no dead spots between the original small areas.

Same process for T Cut.

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· Posted: 18.04.2012 · #3

Thanks mark for the replay,will get some of that stuff, silkey , at the weekend ,Have tried tcut but did the hole aera, maby dried to much looks patchy ,thanks again for replay.

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· Posted: 18.04.2012 · #4

Welcome aboard bigfoot bair.

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