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Old 29 November 2011, 12:05 AM   #31
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Cape Cod cloth. Will blow you out of the water. Amazing stuff (and a recommend from fellow TRF's to me...)
Careful with the CapeCod on brushed surfaces ... it is only meant to be used on polished surfaces.
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Old 29 November 2011, 03:18 AM   #32
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Soap, warm water, toothbrush, & a microfiber cloth does the trick for me.
x2! I use either soft hand soap or Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo and a soft bristle toothbrush....looks just like new every time!
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