Bristolian
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- Location
- Bristol, UK
I have plenty of experience with T-cut having been an off-road driver for many years. No real experience with AutoGlym products though.I reserve T-cut for basket cases, it's that aggressive. I'd start with a 'polish' like AutoGlym that has a bit of bite and maybe progress to polishing compounds like G3 or Autoglym's pre-cleaner, that one seems to dissolve grime with little if any abrasion needed. A power mop's best with a light touch as the small contact area concentrates the force.
