Check this out - it's amazing........!!

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I got a great tip from the main TVR forum If you haven't seen it......
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...





Cheers,
Longers

[Wiz]

Saw this as well and checked out the wicky link - it says the material is abrasive, will let a few more people try it out first before i commit.
Almost seems to good to be true

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Saw the thread in the general forum and promptly bought one to try. Its still not arrived, but then my car isn't back from str8six yet either...

I'm hoping it will magically erase all the cracks too

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Wiz said:

Saw this as well and checked out the wicky link - it says the material is abrasive, will let a few more people try it out first before i commit.
Almost seems to good to be true

I was also a bit sceptical / apprehensive so decided to proceed with caution. Without using much pressure I still got excellent results, but I appreciate that my passenger seat was pretty grubby! Having said that the other couple of cleaning products I'd tried hadn't shifted the grime...... I wouldn't use this on a new car / leather, but then it wouldn't be as dirty as mine was. I'll not be using it again - now it's all clean it'll be easy to keep it this way using the other conventional leather cleaning products I've got

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Finally got round to using this stuff and was really impressed with the results

It also worked really well on the rear plastic window* - clearest its been for ages




* my rear window is old, cloudy and scratched. I wouldn't try cleaning a good condition screen for fear of scratching it.

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Hi,
I was told by an upholsterer that the best thing to use is 50/50 mix of thinners and water - wipe on with one cloth then wipe off with another.
I tried it and the results were fantastic. Afterwards I used some leather cream to replace the moisture. Just takes patience.