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Undertary dirt removal. - brooker81 - 24-03-14

Bought pyramid undertray off rebya turned up very nice piece of kit although pitted with sh1t any ideas what to use on it tried soap/water and polish anything else i could try??


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - Mattsplat - 24-03-14

WD40.


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - mickvp - 24-03-14

Clay it or use some iron x/ fallout remover. Should shift it.


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - brooker81 - 24-03-14

thanks will try all above ideas.


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - b1k3rdude - 24-03-14

a mixture of WD40 and Brake cleaner (not the combined brake/carb cleaner that you sometimes see and this will just melt the bellypan.


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - brooker81 - 25-03-14

right what clay/fallout do i go for its doing me head in now. really don't wanna respray it.


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - bludclot - 25-03-14




there's a whole world of paint knowledge and products out there so i would guess that if you don't know about it by now then you've little interest in spending a load of time learning about it. a great many products are not cheap either!


so given this i would strongly suggest investing in some gunk (or other engine cleaner), soaking a kitchen towel in it and leaving it to sit on your paint for a while. once it has soaked in to pretty much anything tar or insect based then remove the kitchen towel and work in some fresh gunk with a microfibre cloth until all proud road grime spots have come off.


once this is done then a general purpose cleaner/polisher/wax all in one product like mer or turtle wax worked in and buffed off with another microfibre will clean the paint and add a tiny bit of protection.


anything more than that will require a bit more investment on your part or a visit to a paint man.


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - mickvp - 25-03-14

I can suggest a few products for you no problems. can you post a couple of pics of what it is that you cant get rid of so we can give slightly better advice?

does it feel "rough" to run your hand over?



Re: Undertary dirt removal. - brooker81 - 25-03-14

I'll post some up tommorro may end up flogging it


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - brooker81 - 25-03-14

Yes it feels rough to touch got most off now I think


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - Kosmic Kartman - 26-03-14

If you wanna flog it can I have first dibs please.




Re: Undertary dirt removal. - mickvp - 26-03-14

any clay should do you then, they sell meguiars stuff in halfords. Mild stuff should be adequate, just use plenty of lube (ooh errr).


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - b1k3rdude - 26-03-14

(26-03-14, 12:29 AM)Kosmic Kartman link Wrote: If you wanna flog it can I have first dibs please.
I have second dips.


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - brooker81 - 26-03-14

Still waiting for Kosmic to come back to me your next on tho


Re: Undertary dirt removal. - Kosmic Kartman - 26-03-14

You have PM