Cleaning bullets

[jinjur]

Can anyone recommend a product or technique for cleaning the alloy 2.0 16v bullets?

I have tried tar removal products, polish and even clay but they are still marked?

Cheers
Jj

 

[theduck]

Pics of marks? Sounds like it could be pitting.

 

[JD]

As Sir Duck says, likely to be black pitting sadly.


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[ForceIndia]

As Sir Duck says, likely to be black pitting sadly.


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You bellend Flol

 

[theduck]

And if ol' jacks as good at detailing as he is at making sour mash whiskey its time to get them painted. Wonder which of the animals in this thread can do that...

 

[JD]

You bellend Flol

 

[jinjur]

Turd.....

 

[JD]

Turd.....

Honesty is the way forwards chap! Well done for standing up and admitting it :approve:

 

[jinjur]

Honesty is the way forwards chap! Well done for standing up and admitting it :approve:

lol......

Pish?

 

[JD]

Aye! They aren't too many £££ to replace buddy. Or you could colour code/use it as an excuse to get some carbon goodness!!

 

[jinjur]

Aye! They aren't too many £££ to replace buddy. Or you could colour code/use it as an excuse to get some carbon goodness!!

I'm all about the low key with this wee motor matey........never had a car where i like the OEM look so much see.....

Which is very strange for me tbh

Ill price replacements.......thanks for the advice...........and abuse like


J

 

[JD]

I'm all about the low key with this wee motor matey........never had a car where i like the OEM look so much see.....

Which is very strange for me tbh

Ill price replacements.......thanks for the advice...........and abuse like


J

Banter makes the day go faster. Suggest looking second hand, but Renault prices are not that much either...