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Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
#730122
17/12/2008 19:20
17/12/2008 19:20
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Right, it looks like i'm going to have a quiet January, so i'm planning on making my very dirty rocker cover look like it did when it came out of the factory! So my question is what's the best way? 1-Leave it coca-cola for a week. 2-Leave it in vinegar for a week. 3-Good old elbow grease and autosol. Any advice or suggestions? Ta, Mr C
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
[Re: Guzbod]
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17/12/2008 20:37
17/12/2008 20:37
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nismo
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coca-cola for a week sounds good to me and if it dosen't work add some vodka
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
[Re: cowboy]
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18/12/2008 01:04
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and the dirt is gone.
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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18/12/2008 01:22
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try all of the above in 1 hit...
except the dish washrt..try a pressure washer!!
that's got to work lol
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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18/12/2008 09:55
18/12/2008 09:55
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DavidL
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
[Re: DavidL]
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18/12/2008 10:02
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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18/12/2008 11:03
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Dan_S
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DavidL - that looks
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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18/12/2008 13:03
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just leave it in clit band or i know a guy with the cleanest skyline ever and he uses halfords alloy wheel cleanler and then cleans with autosol! so soak in wheel cleaner for a day or fos then pressure wash it then use autosol
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
[Re: DavidL]
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18/12/2008 14:55
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that looks incredible, I want, I want
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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18/12/2008 17:48
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I can't tell if thats plated / painted, as it's soo good. either way, I WANT
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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18/12/2008 18:05
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Definately different!
Certainly wont look out of place at Christmas.
Coupe now sold!
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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18/12/2008 19:55
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just leave it in clit band or i know a guy with the cleanest skyline ever and he uses halfords alloy wheel cleanler and then cleans with autosol! so soak in wheel cleaner for a day or fos then pressure wash it then use autosol do you get that from Anne Summers!!! i would leave it soaking in limescale remover, probably only need to leave it there for a few hours. brought my rear calipers up a treat!!
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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18/12/2008 23:36
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yeah david that is nice , who did it for you ?
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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19/12/2008 00:44
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Previously I've soaked engine bits in a mixture of: - value cheap diet cola - gunk degreaser - cillit bang liquid (not the powder as it leaves deposits if left for a while - brake cleaner It was rather potent and made my eyes water Quick power wash and they came out lovely.
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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19/12/2008 10:57
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Cheers Nobby, Need to find a container big enough to allow the rocker cover to soak then i'll pop down to Asda to buy the magic ingredients! Mr C
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
[Re: Theresa]
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19/12/2008 11:31
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lol..just steal a fish/bakers box from harbour or storage box from asda/tesco
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
[Re: Theresa]
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19/12/2008 11:31
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I've got a plastic office storage box with lid (important if the potion stinks ), got it from Staples.
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Re: Making my rocker cover all nice and clean!
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25/12/2008 04:02
25/12/2008 04:02
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Hi guys, It costed me around 100 quid, they'll need to polish it first to get a finer finish. I think you should be able to find similar finishings over there. A mate of mine chromed his OE rim and it looks even better. I've also chromed the headlight plate (or whatever it's called): http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/fiat-coupe/article?mid=70&prev=103&l=f&fid=12As for colors, they have a variety of choices so basically, you name it and they'll get it for you.
Last edited by DavidL; 25/12/2008 04:09.
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