Cleaning Ultracote
04-18-2006, 10:10 AM
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RE: Cleaning Ultracote
I use the compressor set @ 20 - 30 psi to blow off the majority of the dust. Then I LIBERALLY flush the surfaces with water and finally use some Windex on the balance.
For winter storage just make some plastic bags from sheeting and cover them. It saves time in the spring.
For winter storage just make some plastic bags from sheeting and cover them. It saves time in the spring.
04-18-2006, 12:15 PM
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RE: Cleaning Ultracote
Use a soft cloth with Lemon Pledge furniture polish. Buff to a nice sheen.. and it smells good too. The wax will also act as a bonding agent for trim pieces. Don't laugh, try it!
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RE: Cleaning Ultracote
ORIGINAL: John Murdoch
Use a soft cloth with Lemon Pledge furniture polish. Buff to a nice sheen.. and it smells good too. The wax will also act as a bonding agent for trim pieces. Don't laugh, try it!
Use a soft cloth with Lemon Pledge furniture polish. Buff to a nice sheen.. and it smells good too. The wax will also act as a bonding agent for trim pieces. Don't laugh, try it!
