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Post by fergyguy on Feb 26, 2020 22:18:06 GMT
When we eventually get into spring I’ll be getting ready to clean the cream paintwork on my roof. It’s not damaged just a little grubby and I’d like to give it a cosmetic lift. What product would you suggest I use that effective but also safe to be pressure washed off into the water. When I ran my limos and their roofs started to look grubby I would spray them with a weak solution of TFR traffic film remover which I think was developed for spraying on the side curtains of articulated wagons. After leaving for a few minutes the grim lifted and washed away with little effort but I’m sure it’s not safe running into open water so suggestions please
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Post by brummieboy on Feb 26, 2020 23:43:35 GMT
The data sheet for this TFR will tell you of any hazards. If it shifts road grime, then it is probably nasty in open water. Soap and a stiff brush is probably safest and effective, but hard work.
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Post by fergyguy on Feb 27, 2020 10:27:44 GMT
Just spoken to my local motor factors and they now stock EU regulated environmentaly friendly TFR so I’m popping down to take a look as years ago I also ran a Motor Factors and then the TFR was very powerful nasty stuff but apparently according to one of my old competitors EU banned the stuff so now it’s a safe option as many wagons are washed down on open yards with spill off allowed to run to natural ground so it has to comply with EU regulations. I’ll take a look and update later.
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