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Old 24-09-2009, 15:08   #1
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Hi guys over the weekend I left some polyfiller in the boot of my car only to go and put the shopping in today to find that the lid has come of and the contents of the container have now solidified on my boot's floor - does anyone know how I can remove this?

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Explosives?
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Hammer and chisel?
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Hi guys over the weekend I left some polyfiller in the boot of my car only to go and put the shopping in today to find that the lid has come of and the contents of the container have now solidified on my boot's floor - does anyone know how I can remove this?

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Re: Polyfiller on cars interior
Polyfilla? The plaster type stuff?

If so just take out the carpet and snap the stuff off...then vacuum...

Or soak until it goes gooey and wash off with a hose...
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As per Taf, also, nice little tip for cleaning upholstery in a car, engine degreaser, dilute with water ( very weak ) stronger if needed, scrub stains and rinse, used to work wonders in the k'archer shampoo machine
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