996 cleaning

Douglas · 10-Oct-2006, 16:41

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I use panel cleaner on mine, which gets all the **** off. Use it onec you have washed and dried it as per normal.

Panel cleaner is obtainable from any car refinisher supplies place, it us used to do a final degrease before spraying. It also works a treat to get those stubborn stains off the bodywork

DC · 10-Oct-2006, 19:43

Used to do the polishing thing with my pipes ( Ohh err!) But now prefer the brushed look. Just use a nice scotch bright etc. Cleans em up a treat and leaves em looking sort of factory.

I like it anyhow.

DC.

Gaz 748 · 10-Oct-2006, 19:59

Casoli will polish your pipes

Pants · 27-Oct-2006, 12:42

RCA, when is the Milan show?!!??!

Thanks, P.

zhed44 · 28-Oct-2006, 22:51

that tin full of impregnated fluffy cotton stuff works well for me.

can't remember the name of it though (the only word i can think of is "muff", but i don't think that's right)

Paul748bp · 29-Oct-2006, 00:17

auto glym products are great there super resin polish is the nutts for the body work and there alloy wheel cleaner cleans about every road going turd off anything and it dont react on anything (only ur throat) they do a motorcycle deegreaser to to get the stuburn chain flick off the wheel and pipes that u sometimes get there pretty exspensive but its all worth it

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10-Oct-2006, 16:41	#1
Douglas Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 118 Join Date: Jul 2005 High I use panel cleaner on mine, which gets all the **** off. Use it onec you have washed and dried it as per normal. Panel cleaner is obtainable from any car refinisher supplies place, it us used to do a final degrease before spraying. It also works a treat to get those stubborn stains off the bodywork Reply

10-Oct-2006, 19:43	#2
DC Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 865 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Sandhurst, Berkshire. Mood: Double 9, Single 6. Used to do the polishing thing with my pipes ( Ohh err!) But now prefer the brushed look. Just use a nice scotch bright etc. Cleans em up a treat and leaves em looking sort of factory. I like it anyhow. DC. Reply

10-Oct-2006, 19:59	#3
Gaz 748 DSC Club Member Ducati Corse Posts: 3,285 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Woking Mood: I feel the need, the need for speed. Casoli will polish your pipes 748R - Less is more ! Reply

27-Oct-2006, 12:42	#4
Pants Registered Forum User Posts: 14 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Milan - Italy RCA, when is the Milan show?!!??! Thanks, P. Reply

28-Oct-2006, 22:51	#5
zhed44 Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 741 Join Date: Apr 2005 Mood: YELLOW!!! that tin full of impregnated fluffy cotton stuff works well for me. can't remember the name of it though (the only word i can think of is "muff", but i don't think that's right) Reply