Miracle (random) plastic restorer - Page 2

hmg · 28-05-14, 05:28 PM

Smooth or crunchy

Daveymaclad · 28-05-14, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by hmg

Smooth or crunchy

Well all the internet seems to say smooth but I can't stand smooth so all I had in the house at the time was crunchy.

Curiosity was far too great for me not to try! Figured if either car couldn't stand up to a few lumps of peanut then I've got bigger problems than the shine of the plastic!!

I now have a pot of nasty ass cheap smooth which lives in the garage!

sinbin5t · 28-05-14, 06:53 PM

WOW sounds like one of those kind of parties

Peanut butter
Baby oil
Stripper ( ok i forgot the paint word

)
Lets have a big car trim cleaning party

Don't forget to invite Craig

Hanuman · 28-05-14, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by sinbin5t

WOW sounds like one of those kind of parties

Peanut butter
Baby oil
Stripper

With crunchy, you have to be careful not to get it stuck into any crack, as the stripper may not be able to get it out…..

sinbin5t · 28-05-14, 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by The Real MSH!

With crunchy, you have to be careful not to get it stuck into any crack, as the stripper may not be able to get it out…..

you are so right

Hanuman · 28-05-14, 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by sinbin5t

you are so right

begs the question- are you quoting from personal experience?

Daveymaclad · 28-05-14, 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by The Real MSH!

begs the question- are you quoting from personal experience?

He paid for that time and anything was game... but he chose peanut butter!!

sinbin5t · 28-05-14, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by The Real MSH!

begs the question- are you quoting from personal experience?

Only had it stuck in my teeth
Here we go again

sinbin5t · 28-05-14, 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Daveymaclad

He paid for that time and anything was game... but he chose peanut butter!!

Cheeky sod

What would we do without humour

Audi100C2 · 25-06-14, 08:16 PM

In fact, almost any kind of oil, including WD-40, will make things look like new. This kind of ''oiling'' has saved quite a few plastic details during the winter as well.

28-05-14, 05:28 PM	#11
hmg Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Cheshire Posts: 632	Smooth or crunchy

28-05-14, 06:53 PM	#13
sinbin5t 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Where a spike points skywards Posts: 12,960	WOW sounds like one of those kind of parties Peanut butter Baby oil Stripper ( ok i forgot the paint word ) Lets have a big car trim cleaning party Don't forget to invite Craig

25-06-14, 08:16 PM	#20
Audi100C2 Grown up member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Estonia Posts: 194	In fact, almost any kind of oil, including WD-40, will make things look like new. This kind of ''oiling'' has saved quite a few plastic details during the winter as well.