Reglossing the interior trim - Page 2

James.uk · 6th January 2015, 02:04

Matt finish is better for car interiors, reduceses the risk of being blinded by sun reflections and oncoming headlights.. Safety first innit....

Brasso's been around for 50 years or more...

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Spike · 6th January 2015, 08:45

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Originally Posted by chillyphil

I thought duraglit and brasso were two different products?

Yes, originally they were but they seem to have been owned by the same company all along (Reckitt Bensicker) and now just branded as different types of Brasso products. You can still get the old Brasso in a liquid, of course. But the Duraglit type one isn't as I remember it.

Spike · 6th January 2015, 08:46

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Originally Posted by James.uk

Matt finish is better for car interiors, reduceses the risk of being blinded by sun reflections and oncoming headlights.. Safety first innit....

I'm not looking for mirror dazzle but I do like shininess and pristine!

klarzy · 6th January 2015, 09:46

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Originally Posted by Spike

So... Duraglit isn't sold as 'Duraglit' anymore. I went to Robert Dyas today and found out it's now branded as 'Brasso'. It's still smells the same and comes as a 'lotion' doused on wadding but it doesn't have any apparent fine abrasive qualities, which I remember Duraglit having. I gave the trim a polish but it was too dark to see any effect. Will report back tomorrow.

duraglit or brasso as long as it is the wadding polish and not the liquid brasso...

Number 6 · 6th January 2015, 17:53

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Originally Posted by chillyphil

I thought duraglit and brasso were two different products?

I seem to remember that Duraglit was the wadding type and Brasso is Liquid,whether they are the same formula I dont know

klarzy · 6th January 2015, 17:56

they are

excuse the GMN overspray

I clean up most of my parts, and headlights with this.... great for de scratching IPK cowlings too...

suzublu · 6th January 2015, 18:01

Belgom Alu for me

klarzy · 6th January 2015, 18:02

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Originally Posted by suzublu

Belgom Alu for me

Nah, I like Indian food but that gives me the squirts...

Zafonic · 6th January 2015, 20:01

Nowt wrong with Mr Sheen

klarzy · 6th January 2015, 20:08

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Originally Posted by Zafonic

Nowt wrong with Mr Sheen

that's what Charlie's wife's lawyer said...

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