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Alternative B. The re-formulated Decon Gel from Wolfs Chemicals which does exactly the same as Sonax at a much better cost, less usage of product and better result for $26 for 1 Litre. Basically attacks carbon/brake/metal fall out from painted surfaces/alloy surfaces.
You'll have to send Buller_Scott a bottle of that Decon Gel from Wolfs so that he can do a left side/right side comparison and post photos so we can all see which is best
You'll have to send Buller_Scott a bottle of that Decon Gel from Wolfs so that he can do a left side/right side comparison and post photos so we can all see which is best
ehem, well... i DONT mind a spot of guinea-pigging at all, truth be told
Bump, just to stay updated on this. I just bought some matte-black multi-spoke rims, and am noticing them covered in brake dust way more than I'd like. A spray-on hose off solution is sounding good to me...
Dark Grey Mk4 Golf, 1.8T GTI conversion, APR stage 1, stock air intake, FMIC, 3" to 2.5" Exhaust, FK AK Street Coils, Black 18" (Avant Garde M310's ?), tinted tails, ...
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