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19.03.2005, 00:48
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OK thanks for the warning
 So acetone is out of question then... Now i guess the next step for me is getting some pro cleaner ( the Poly Marine stuff ) or... ? Is it possible that anyone has a tip on how to blend your own cleaning solution from regular household chemicals ? Or should i just accept that the " pro stuff " is the best and go buy some...??? 
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19.03.2005, 09:00
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Hi Steffen,
for examples look Um Links zu sehen, bitte registrieren at Posting 7 or Um Links zu sehen, bitte registrieren Or use the Forum searchfunction and type the word "reiniger" Greetings, Frank :)
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19.03.2005, 10:43
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Hiya,
Yes steffen, the polymarine cleaner is a darn good one. I used it last season on my 4,7m RIB, and got very good results. Used about one and a half bottle of the cleaner. I wouldn't experiment with household chemicals. For the GRP Parts i used a strong household cleaner. Worked really nice, but i'd never let it on my tubes :) The polymarine is worth the money. cu martin
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19.03.2005, 15:09
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Thank you very much
your advice is great help for me
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