[darren73]

has anyone ever used a good pvc restorer apart from tfr

[poleman]

If you wont to do it by hand then, Thompson's Upvc Cleaner, is fantastic stuff to use, they come up like they had just been fitted

http://www.focusdiy.co.uk/invt/118121

Andy

[darren73]

thanks andy,thats the stuff im looking for

[d s windowcleaning]

laugh if you want too but give this a try toothpaste , put some on a cloth and rub in to the pvc leave till it drys then rub it off . try a bit on your own pvc its great stuff .

[Jon-scwindows]

upvc solvent cleaner, comes in a bottle, some on ebay, works great, it brings the dirt and stains out first but cleans well and if you use a wet cloth with it on first while quickly following with a dry cloth, it will come up like new.

[darren73]

nice one jon,ill get them both-and a big tube of toothpaste

[Jon-scwindows]

also forgot to mention rubbing compound works well.

[frames to panes]

Wikinsons upvc cleaner really cheap and does the job not much more than a pound a bottle. I've used it on a pad on the end of my pole. Froths up nicely when you rinse it off too.