pvc sides

bugsntinas

i have an old transit motorhome that has pvc sides what is a good way of cleaning them?i've used t cut which was quite effective but could be better.

paddyp

T-cut is just very slowly abrading the pvc away takes an awful amount of elbow grease (or a dual action polisher with a decent bonnet). You can get solvented pvc cleaner everbuild and hg do it, local paint shot would probably have the hg one or talk to local window manufacturer.
For normal cruft orange oil based cleaners work great on boats, kayaks pvc windows and doors. Astonish do a super cheap one but its pretty dilute. I suppose yours is long past ordinary cruft.
I'm sure Aidan_M_M with his encylopedic knowledge will know of a wurth product to do the job though.

bugsntinas

thanks for the reply.it gives me some ideas

Aidan_M_M

I don't rate Wurth polishes at all to be honest. I'd sooner use Farecla G3 or G6 for cutting , and Auto Glym for polish/wax. As Paddy said, there's no substitute for a good DA machine.

bugsntinas

Aidan_M_M wrote: »

I don't rate Wurth polishes at all to be honest. I'd sooner use Farecla G3 or G6 for cutting , and Auto Glym for polish/wax. As Paddy said, there's no substitute for a good DA machine.

are these products expensive?

Flipperdipper

Save your elbow grease , get the wife to do it !

bugsntinas

Flipperdipper wrote: »

Save your elbow grease , get the wife to do it !

she not too keen on that idea!!

Aidan_M_M

bugsntinas wrote: »

are these products expensive?

Dearer per bottle than stuff that doesn't work as well , so works out cheaper in the long run!