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Discussion in 'General Banter' started by pete59, Jan 15, 2012.

  1. pete59

    pete59 Zorg Addict
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    When i had a new back window fitted yesterday, they gave the option of clear or light tint,cost £125 zipped in , under a hour to do the job and really pro job,good for anyone in range of loughborugh.
     
    #1 pete59, Jan 15, 2012
  2. Daz3

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    Get some pics up then :D I now need to get mine done after it split yesterday :(
     
    #2 Daz3, Jan 15, 2012
  3. pete59

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    #3 pete59, Jan 15, 2012
  4. stevie_a

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    Can I ask what you people use on the plastic window to keep it good ?

    as I have a very simple solution to the clouding that i use on my TR7

    works great.

    You first... :D
     
    #4 stevie_a, Jan 15, 2012
  5. GazHyde

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    Stevie,

    Autoglym SRP (Super Resin Polish). This is my rear screen mid way through the first go.
    rearscreen_during.jpg
     
    #5 GazHyde, Jan 15, 2012
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  6. stevie_a

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    I have not done the Z3 as yet but here is a photo of my TR7

    and yes that is a 32 year old window... ;)

    ai26.photobucket.com_albums_c149_steventr7_Selkirk_202010_bef8fe9a.jpg
     
    #6 stevie_a, Jan 15, 2012
  7. stevie_a

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    Good man :ymapplause:

    But don't forget to use T-cut first ( yip It works Great)

    don't wast your time and money with these fancy renovators
     
    #7 stevie_a, Jan 15, 2012
  8. billz

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    I also use AGSRP but i put it on with a damp cloth. Will have to look into getting our rear window done soon as it has seen better days.
    bill
     
    #8 billz, Jan 15, 2012
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    Best stuff I've used is Greygate plastic polish and restorer as it helps keep screen supple.

    Tim.
     
    #9 TitanTim, Jan 15, 2012
  10. Frank.A

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    I used Greygate in the past as I got it for free.It is intended for rigid Perspex and Acrylics but does work on flexi rear windows,but it's a slow process.Superseded, in my opinion, for effectiveness and speed of use by Meguiars plastic polishes and restorers or even AGSRP.
     
    #10 Frank.A, Jan 16, 2012
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