bullet 357 colour restorer

[spannerman]

I noticed this product advertised in December's Tow Path paper

 

Has anyone used it or can recommend it?

 

At over 3 times the price of traditional T cut it seems very expensive

 

Before I part with my hard earned cash - has anyone used it or can recommend it?

 

thanks in advance

 

 

 

[BEngo]

Google Farecla. G3 or G10 are what you want, depending on the degree of fade/chalking in your paint finish. Used by the motor trade and much better than T cut.

 

Best applied with a proper polisher and a pale blue or white sponge. Can be used by hand but is hard work.

 

Wax well afterwards- red or black sponge.

 

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[spannerman]

thanks BEngo

[dave moore]

I'd recommend Farecla G3 too, if you've already waxed the existing paintwork, you should be able to remove it beforehand with panel wipe, another product from the motor body refinishing stable. My preferred wax for later is a Carnuba product, I use Craftmaster - but Phil is a mate!

 

Dave

[eightacre]

I have used Bullet 357 and it did the job for me. I used it to rub down side panels that had faded and gone rather milky. The Bullet brought back the shine, and I then treated it with Craftmaster Carnauba.

[spannerman]

Some interesting replies thanks