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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Melb north
Posts: 12,025
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chewing the fat with a mate today , he was telling me he started up a conversation with an old fella in a car park , the topic was the old fellas vc commodore paint finish the paint was amazing for its age he reckons (original) when asked what he did to keep it looking so stunning, the old fella replied he uses mr sheen on the paint work, anyway my mate talked to someone else about and they reckon its good for to make it look nice, but any repairs needed to the paint will need to go back to bare metal ,just wondering can anyone confirm this or shed some info, do any members use mr sheen?
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mr sheen
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