Renovo- How much???
Renovo- How much???
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harry1972m

743 posts

273 months

Tuesday 15th August 2006
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Look up !!!!!

Renovo link at top of your posting page.

b19 rus

Original Poster:

847 posts

254 months

Tuesday 15th August 2006
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harry1972m said:
Look up !!!!!

Renovo link at top of your posting page.


Hi and thanks for the respnse. I know how good it is and that thats how I came to make my descision to useit but my original question was still stands how much on average have is needed for a griff roof?? put simply 500ml or 1000ml?

mikedavis1

202 posts

267 months

Tuesday 15th August 2006
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I bought the blue 1000ml kit for the griff, old fabric was not too faded so it only took one coat: Used about half: If yours is badly faded or marked and needs two coats the smaller bottle would probably not be enough:

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Griffophenia

1,107 posts

273 months

Tuesday 15th August 2006
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Hi I purchased a 500ml. bottle of Dark Blue from Rimmers of Lincoln. (think thay do mail order it was about £17 with vat)Try Ive given my Griff 2 coats & still have some left!
Phil

Rimmers Bros. Phone No. 01522568000



Edited by Griffophenia on Tuesday 15th August 16:57

steve-v8s

2,924 posts

277 months

Tuesday 15th August 2006
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I looked at the “AutoGlym” and “TurtleWax” equivalents in Halfrawds today. 20 and 18 quid and consist of a cleaner and proofing treatment, they don’t stock Renovo.

Anybody tried them, or has it got to be Renovo or nothing ?

harry1972m

743 posts

273 months

Tuesday 15th August 2006
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I bought the 1000ml kit and have used it twice on an S3 and still have enough to do it again - but like others have said it depends how faded your roof is, once I had done it the first time it made such a difference that I then found I wanted to keep it looking good so do it about every 6 months, if you intend to keep the car a while you will probably want to keep the hood looking good so go for the bigger kit as its better value for money in that respect.

P.S.
Did not intend to sound like a smart Alec with first response - just thought you may have not noticed the link.

Edited by harry1972m on Tuesday 15th August 17:37

b19 rus

Original Poster:

847 posts

254 months

Tuesday 15th August 2006
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harry1972m said:
I bought the 1000ml kit and have used it twice on an S3 and still have enough to do it again - but like others have said it depends how faded your roof is, once I had done it the first time it made such a difference that I then found I wanted to keep it looking good so do it about every 6 months, if you intend to keep the car a while you will probably want to keep the hood looking good so go for the bigger kit as its better value for money in that respect.

P.S.
Did not intend to sound like a smart Alec with first response - just thought you may have not noticed the link.

Edited by harry1972m on Tuesday 15th August 17:37


No problems Harry we have sparked some good debate, I value yours and everyones assistance.

Lone Granger

801 posts

272 months

Monday 16th October 2006
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steve-v8s said:
I looked at the “AutoGlym” and “TurtleWax” equivalents in Halfrawds today. 20 and 18 quid and consist of a cleaner and proofing treatment, they don’t stock Renovo.

Anybody tried them, or has it got to be Renovo or nothing ?


anyone tried non Renovo product as PH review was less than tempting and price is horrendous!

jollygreengriff

1,499 posts

240 months

Monday 16th October 2006
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Evening all - I have just redone my hood in black using the Renovo and from my recent experience I would recommend using the 1 litre bottle as although this will probably provide three applications to a griff hood, I was not quick enough with the first coat and some minor tide marks could be sen so redid again and the end result was excellent.

Runs like hell by the way and does seem to flick everywhere, even with care in application.

Does improve the looks of the hood though and does give a uniform finish if allowed to dry fully (I fiddled with mine before it was dry and tried to touch it up in places and the touch ups really show so had to coat again).

Good luck with it all