Re: Playing Polo - On My Black Stallion Sure I will post some pictures soon. Since I worked on the entire cars paint with WD-40, due to the paint looking patchy, it seemed like quite an extraoridinary effort. As WD-40 evaporated, it got a bit tougher to rub-in to get rid of the tar & patches.
I came across a basic buffer working off the 12V Car Cigarette Lighter/Charger socket. Its small, light weight, has 2 types of buffer pads - sponge & buffing and does not require mains power which is usually difficult to find in society car parks. The sponge pad may prove helpful with WD-40 for tar removal. Costs under Rs.800/- only.
Members please comment. Thanks in advance, Cheers Quote:
Originally Posted by harimakesh I am happy it worked for you. Celebrate with posting a picture of shining beauty.
WD40 has no harmful ingredients. Anything difficult to clean WD40 will do it with zero side effects |
Last edited by Omega Man : 18th September 2011 at 21:31.
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