cheapncheerful
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nice pic smurf almost see your hat
er...i too cheap to get rid of em....
er...i too cheap to get rid of em....
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Magic sponge all the way, no pressure needed to get rid of those grey areasFor tigers stripes on fascias etc I tend to use a scrub pad with chems attached to a wfp which normally gets them clean.
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Use them wet, even better with Virosol on them. They bring the sills that are grey up nice.I am trying magic sponges..got a couple today and a new clean with green manky sills to do Saturday.Do you use flash or anything with them?
I'd use a cheap cloth first if the sills are green and finish off with a magic sponge as it will get wrecked before it gets to work on the stains behind the green.I am trying magic sponges..got a couple today and a new clean with green manky sills to do Saturday.Do you use flash or anything with them?
Just water, you don't need anything else and you don't need to apply pressure either.I am trying magic sponges..got a couple today and a new clean with green manky sills to do Saturday.Do you use flash or anything with them?
Yer, just need to find the eBay user you got them off. Can't be doing with waiting for some from Hong Kong lol.I guess you like the free sponges :rof:
Magic sponge all the way, no pressure needed to get rid of those grey areas