Anyone got any tips on cleaning the plastic seals etc on your widows/doors. Think I may have let them go a bit too far. Tried the normal warm water and washing up liquid but to no avail.
Any tips?
Any tips?
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Jiff cream cleaner
Jiff cream cleaner
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When they get grubby it's hard to bring them back, a cream cleaner works well, solvent cleaner is also good but be careful not to get either on the rubbers.
Neither product should be used regularly either as they wear/burn the dirty finish layer off, and that layer isn't very thick
solvent
If they still look dull then owatrol polytrol can bring a bit of life back to them
When they get grubby it's hard to bring them back, a cream cleaner works well, solvent cleaner is also good but be careful not to get either on the rubbers.
Neither product should be used regularly either as they wear/burn the dirty finish layer off, and that layer isn't very thick
solvent
If they still look dull then owatrol polytrol can bring a bit of life back to them
Thanks all 👍
I use T cut on all my windows and doors,then I get a damp sponge and apply Turtle wax...not letting it dry off though,then buff to a shine.
Works really well,and beads off in the bad weather.
Works really well,and beads off in the bad weather.
SX PVCu SIROFLEX trade strength cream cleaner. £3.98 1 litre toolstation. Great stuff.
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Used loads of this very good stuff.
Used loads of this very good stuff.