Clear Waxoyle
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SP6 Animal

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6,015 posts

239 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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If you apply clear waxoyle onto a clean chassis will you still see the paintwork underneath the gunk 6 months later?
The reason i ask my chassis is dirty brown after having clear waxoyle applied 9 months ago maybe because the chassis was'nt clean?
Thanks

LordGrover

34,164 posts

241 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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If there is it's so darn sticky it'll be black in a few hundred miles anyway I'd guess.

SP6 Animal

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6,015 posts

239 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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I was told clear was applied.

What do you reckon don't look clear to me and i drive in dry days when poss.
Ive removed the stuff now hence my post.

Thanks

G20RG B

2,749 posts

260 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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Looks nice and clean now, I have a 2003 Cerb and have cleaned the waxoil from the outrigers and suspension parts, what have you used to outrigers etc?.

SP6 Animal

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6,015 posts

239 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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G20RG B said:
Looks nice and clean now, I have a 2003 Cerb and have cleaned the waxoil from the outrigers and suspension parts, what have you used to outrigers etc?.
Nothing for now will get a clear coat to vunerable areas and the end of the year.

LeeT350c

575 posts

210 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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Looks well mate...my next job!!!

I have looked into a clear plasticote that you can apply with a brush. Might be a good alternative to wax oil gunk!

Cheers

Lee


Edited by LeeT350c on Monday 31st May 21:30

SP6 Animal

Original Poster:

6,015 posts

239 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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LeeT350c said:
Looks well mate...my next job!!!

I have looked into a clear plasticote that you can apply with a brush. Might be a good alternative to wax oil gunk!

Cheers

Lee


Edited by LeeT350c on Monday 31st May 21:30
You've not got the time mate well so you say hehe

LeeT350c

575 posts

210 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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SP6 Animal said:
LeeT350c said:
Looks well mate...my next job!!!

I have looked into a clear plasticote that you can apply with a brush. Might be a good alternative to wax oil gunk!

Cheers

Lee


Edited by LeeT350c on Monday 31st May 21:30
You've not got the time mate well so you say hehe
Off now for a couple of weeks so could do it!

SP6 Animal

Original Poster:

6,015 posts

239 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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LeeT350c said:
SP6 Animal said:
LeeT350c said:
Looks well mate...my next job!!!

I have looked into a clear plasticote that you can apply with a brush. Might be a good alternative to wax oil gunk!

Cheers

Lee


Edited by LeeT350c on Monday 31st May 21:30
You've not got the time mate well so you say hehe
Off now for a couple of weeks so could do it!
2nd prize again frown

LeeT350c

575 posts

210 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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SP6 Animal said:
LeeT350c said:
SP6 Animal said:
LeeT350c said:
Looks well mate...my next job!!!

I have looked into a clear plasticote that you can apply with a brush. Might be a good alternative to wax oil gunk!

Cheers

Lee


Edited by LeeT350c on Monday 31st May 21:30
You've not got the time mate well so you say hehe
Off now for a couple of weeks so could do it!
2nd prize again frown
LOL! still trying to decide on what to use to repaint under the arches.....

SP6 Animal

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6,015 posts

239 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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Ask Phil Mitchell tongue out