Algae Remover? - Page 2

steveo · 6th July 2014, 12:43

Hi
Spray traffic film remover on area,leave for about 30 seconds and wash off with warm water
Had same problem with a very polo that had been stood for 12 months under trees
Regards
Steve

marinabrian · 9th July 2014, 23:42

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Originally Posted by coolcat

So I guess a concoction of weed killer, bleach and vinegar mixed together will do a great job then

Don't be silly Jeff, I use Vim and a Brillo pad

Brian

..... · 10th July 2014, 05:23

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

Don't be silly Jeff, I use Vim and a Brillo pad

Brian

Poof... use a wire brush!

Airedale · 10th July 2014, 07:11

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

Don't be silly Jeff, I use Vim and a Brillo pad

Brian

I could use that method, Brian. The paintwork is already so scratched that the use of a Brillo pad wouldn't make things much worse

coolcat · 10th July 2014, 07:27

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

Don't be silly Jeff, I use Vim and a Brillo pad

Brian

Oh.....kinky

maxi_crawf · 10th July 2014, 17:28

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Originally Posted by coolcat

So I guess a concoction of weed killer, bleach and vinegar mixed together will do a great job then

With a shot of Gin and a slice of lemon

trikey · 11th July 2014, 14:18

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Originally Posted by coolcat

So I guess a concoction of weed killer, bleach and vinegar mixed together will do a great job then

Mmm home made napalm

coolcat · 11th July 2014, 14:42

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Originally Posted by trikey

Mmm home made napalm

Careful.......don't want peeps getting ideas

klarzy · 11th July 2014, 15:21

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Originally Posted by coolcat

So I guess a concoction of weed killer, bleach and vinegar mixed together will do a great job then

I thought that was called Tesco's mix in the insurgency chartrooms...

Kennyeth · 19th July 2014, 07:30

I have that problem with the green stuff along chrome side strips and have going to tackle it for some time..........
......just a thought though on cleaning the chrome strips:
I would keep an eye on "water in the boot problem" afterwards as you might be disturbing stuff from the strips that may have helped with "sealing"
Ken.

6th July 2014, 12:43	#11
steveo I really should get out more....... None Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: N/a Posts: 2,108 Thanks: 1,369 Thanked 551 Times in 386 Posts	Tfr Hi Spray traffic film remover on area,leave for about 30 seconds and wash off with warm water Had same problem with a very polo that had been stood for 12 months under trees Regards Steve

19th July 2014, 07:30	#20
Kennyeth This is my second home No more Rover Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Barnsley, South Yorkshire. Posts: 5,881 Thanks: 1,625 Thanked 1,308 Times in 998 Posts	I have that problem with the green stuff along chrome side strips and have going to tackle it for some time.......... ......just a thought though on cleaning the chrome strips: I would keep an eye on "water in the boot problem" afterwards as you might be disturbing stuff from the strips that may have helped with "sealing" Ken.