Sean64
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Is that an attempt at humor
, if so you failed miserably . If you have nothing constructive to add just don't bother there's a good fella
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, if so you failed miserably . If you have nothing constructive to add just don't bother there's a good fellaI'd use autosmart g101. Its an all purpose car cleaner. I use it for everything from cleaning carpets to degreasing engines. At the right ratio it'll clean anything and won't do it any harm. And it'll last for ages. Its pure magic.
If not I'd get a dedicated caravan cleaner but it'll be a lot more expensive. And never touch it with a pressure washer. That's asking for trouble.
If not I'd get a dedicated caravan cleaner but it'll be a lot more expensive. And never touch it with a pressure washer. That's asking for trouble.
To be fair, I thought it was a damned good attempt at humour, Made I laff. Lighten up a bit. You have had some good suggestions here.Is that an attempt at humor
My suggestion of a jet washer always creates controversy. But that is what the dealers use.
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dont get the stuff on your hands neat or try and remove oil and dirt of paintwork using a paintbrush it makes your skin burn off and softens paint
ive done it but never again
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Oh, go on let us ask.
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TFR loves anodised aluminium 
It does seem to 'come back',
But the initial discolouration is frightening
That was my experience with a particular motorcycle
It does seem to 'come back',
But the initial discolouration is frightening
That was my experience with a particular motorcycle
Sean64
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I don't call that humour mate ,I call it attention seeking, looking for a reaction from your buddies to make one feel better about themselves ,border lining on a putting someone down ,I see it all too often
I won't be using TFRTFR loves anodised aluminium
It does seem to 'come back',
But the initial discolouration is frightening
That was my experience with a particular motorcycle
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It was an ABI Monza caravan with dark brown decals down the sides.
I sprayed caravan cleaner all over it and started cleaning from one corner. By the time I’d got round the other side, it had taken most of the colour out of the vinyl where it had run down.
Spend ages trying to mask the problem with ‘coloured’ T-Cut with some degree of success. The only way it wasn’t noticeable was when it was wet.
I do understand where you are coming from @Sean64. There is a thread I started about the transit forum. Now that is on line bullying to another level. I see from your profile, you have made 187 posts, I got bullied on my first post on the transit forum! Are you going to the meet up? Would be good to put a face to a name?I don't call that humour mate ,I call it attention seeking, looking for a reaction from your buddies to make one feel better about themselves ,border lining on a putting someone down ,I see it all too often
I won't be using TFR
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Is your second name Clarkson by chance?
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Not recommended as it can blow seals out.Jet washer. (it was on the channel 5 programme from the caravan show yesterday)
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Washing powder works briliantly. Do not try to load it into washer.
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In my youthful exuberance, I made the error of thinking I could get Netflix over Sat+web like Sky. Web side uses some data for authorising. But video is sat streamed. There is a package I believe with Sky that incorporates it, or at least is being mooted? But Sky's like 'Royston Vasey'....'You'll never leave'
I managed to dodge the big bouncy ball (The Prisoner circa 1960's)
It was a cunning plan to avoid using all my mobile data in 2 days. Bought a sat capable tv Sharp Aquos-TVE21E, briiliant 12/24/240v. Only thing missing is Bluetooth. Bought a Cello from Tesco on clearance...went straight back.
Cheap data option?
I managed to dodge the big bouncy ball (The Prisoner circa 1960's)
It was a cunning plan to avoid using all my mobile data in 2 days. Bought a sat capable tv Sharp Aquos-TVE21E, briiliant 12/24/240v. Only thing missing is Bluetooth. Bought a Cello from Tesco on clearance...went straight back.
Cheap data option?
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In my youthful exuberance, I made the error of thinking I could get Netflix over Sat+web like Sky. Web side uses some data for authorising. But video is sat streamed. There is a package I believe with Sky that incorporates it, or at least is being mooted? But Sky's like 'Royston Vasey'....'You'll never leave'
I managed to dodge the big bouncy ball (The Prisoner circa 1960's)
It was a cunning plan to avoid using all my mobile data in 2 days. Bought a sat capable tv Sharp Aquos-TVE21E, briiliant 12/24/240v. Only thing missing is Bluetooth. Bought a Cello from Tesco on clearance...went straight back.
Cheap data option?
Was this to give you something to do rather than wash a caravan ?
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Sean64
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man stop being a total &nob it's boringWashing powder works briliantly. Do not try to load it into washer.
