| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1166.1 | as previously recommended... | OVAL::ALFORDJ | Ice a speciality | Wed Jul 25 1990 22:54 | 8 |
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Yes.
Yes.
Most Halfords.
Yes.
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| 1166.2 | Yes | SHAPES::STREATFIELDC | VW Beetle.. IOSG::AIR_COOLED | Thu Jul 26 1990 14:21 | 9 |
| Yes,
Its good stuff, I bought some a while ago, and got round to using it
yesterday evening on the windscreen, and bonnet of my bug. It works
quite well, and looks quite impressive, as it sprays on like a maniac
using shaving foam !.
I would recommend it.
Carl
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| 1166.3 | NILGLASS, works for me...... | COMICS::COOMBER | It works better if you plug it in | Fri Jul 27 1990 10:32 | 11 |
| NILGLAS glass cleaner is magic. It removes bugs, general crap and even
will remove that yellow muck off headlamps after a trip to the
continent.
If thats not good enough ,Silk Cut Jaguar use this stuff to clean the
windscreen during pit stops at Le Mans . If its good enough for them
, it sure does the job for me. Unfortunalty the only place I know will
have it is maccess, the motor factor version of makro.
Garry
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| 1166.4 | Try your local glass dealer | WELSWS::LOWED | | Fri Jul 27 1990 18:04 | 5 |
| You'd be foolish to buy Nilglass from can automotive dealer. Most
Glass suppliers/cutters sell large bottles of the stuff fairly cheaply
for house hold use...It's also very good of course for cleaning the inside
of the windows as well.
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| 1166.5 | | JUMBLY::DUNN | | Tue Jul 31 1990 12:38 | 5 |
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I've found that plain hot water and the rubber side of an ice-scraper
works well. I guess that screenwash would help too.
Peter
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| 1166.6 | Non-scratchy scratchy from the AA | EVOAI1::HULLAH | Jacquie Hullah @EVO | Fri Aug 24 1990 11:28 | 8 |
| The AA used to sell a yellow non-scratchy scratchy sponge (scrapes
off insects but doesn't scratch windscreens) - came in a plastic
box too, so sponge stays moist.
Unfortunately the AA no longer seems to stock this wonderful gadget,
but someone else (Halfords tye place maybe) might.
Jacquie
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| 1166.7 | Try your local hardware store... | MINDER::GILBERT | Systems Design & Eng Cntr @ MCO | Fri Aug 24 1990 17:33 | 8 |
| Re .-1
A plastic pan scourer does a reasonable job. I invested in a dedicated
one in case 'er indoors objected to dead flies in the washing up.
Brian.
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