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orangel.pin@hotmail.com
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PASTE TO CLEAN PLASTIC MATERIAL

01/10/2010 6:48 AM

Can any one help me in manufacturing paste or liquid to clean plastic similar the one used into the car ? I know there are several products in the store to buy, but I am looking something that I can prepare at home to be used in car wash services.

Thanks a lot, Best regards
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Re: PASTE TO CLEAN PLASTIC MATERIAL

01/10/2010 8:24 AM

It will require some TiO2 and a carrier. Glycerin or mineral oil? The particle size is up to you. I'd start at 325 and work from there.

Your information is pitiful.
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01/11/2010 8:53 AM

For simple receipe add equal weight of Cloth and diswaher detergent and added enough water to make paste generally 1:1:2 and then used this mixture to wash your car it works very good

There are other formualtion I have used but if these are not available let me know I will provide you with few more

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01/12/2010 8:02 PM

Thanks for your idea, I will try; It looks cheapest way to overcome the problem.

Best regards, Orangel
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