Armorall

**barney** · 24th September 2007, 05:03 PM

the glass will be easy to fix. unfortunately not for the poor old plastic bits. the more of that stuff you put into it, the more likely it will crack in the sunlight.
go to a panel beaters workshop, (if you can still find any-thanks NRMA) and see what they use. if they are worth their sweat, they wont be using armourall. they will most likely be using a quality product like autoglym or mothers.
it all depends on what your overall aim is, to keep your vehicle looking good and to keep it for a long time in that state or if you are just trying to make it look ok so you can sell it to some poor bastard who will probably have to look at replacing the dash and door trims etc.

**sclarke** · 24th September 2007, 05:18 PM

Armarall is not good at all.. it makes things very slippery.... Ask Peter Brock, He Armoralled his steering wheel.....

**barney** · 24th September 2007, 05:32 PM

that'll come back to bite you clarkie, tree huggers are people too you know!

**sclarke** · 24th September 2007, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by barney

that'll come back to bite you clarkie, tree huggers are people too you know!

I have a Theory
Race cars and Race Drivers do not Die when Driving is there Job.

Possum Bourne Died in a freak car accident, but at a hill climb. Not competing

Colin McCrae, Helicopter crash

Brocky.... Well he was in a race car, but it was a passion, not a Job....

Can think of any more.... Fangio.... old age...

**barney** · 24th September 2007, 05:54 PM

senna?
there goes the theory

**sclarke** · 24th September 2007, 06:15 PM

Originally Posted by barney

senna?
there goes the theory

Damn it.....

But he was CRAZY...................

**DirtyDawg** · 25th September 2007, 04:46 AM

Funny Post...that one shiny new 4wd

From a Defender owner..what is "Armorall" is like under body protection for off road?

**Captain_Rightfoot** · 25th September 2007, 05:36 AM

It's too late now, but next time try Meguires new car protectant. It's a much more subtle product. Use the remaining armourall on your tyres.

**p38arover** · 25th September 2007, 06:55 AM

Originally Posted by Captain_Rightfoot

Use the remaining armourall on your tyres.

But not on motorbike tyres.

I saw a bloke ride his bike out of a tyre place one day after getting a new tyre fitted. It had no grip at all and when he opened the throttle, he dropped it.

Ron

**JDNSW** · 25th September 2007, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by p38arover

But not on motorbike tyres.

I saw a bloke ride his bike out of a tyre place one day after getting a new tyre fitted. It had no grip at all and when he opened the throttle, he dropped it.

Ron

Actually, I suspect it would be better not used on the tread of any tyres!

John

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