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| Forum moderator | I'm in the process of buying a red cinq that has turned pink in the sun, over the years. Is it safe enough just to cut the paint back? Have done it before with my moms Polo (identical problem) but don't want to worry that it's going to end up with no paint left on it! Then what's the best thing to use afterwards to help slow future fading?
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| taffy git | Re: Pink Cinq does this thread help at all http://www.fiatforum.com/uno/37391-polishing-19-year-old-paint.html
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| Moderator | Re: Pink Cinq Try T-Cut first, if that's no good get a rubbing compound. If you do it properly once and then regularly wash, polish/wax it then the fading shouldn't return.
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| Moderation in Moderation | Re: Pink Cinq safety cut (or something like that) works wonders on the faded pink cinqs
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| Re: Pink Cinq for excellent advice on how to properly look after paintwork, check out http://www.autopia-carcare.com
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| Forum moderator | Re: Pink Cinq Mine is a real pink cinq, kinda Ironically I'm buying it because the Brava's probably going pink.
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| Banned | Re: Pink Cinq TBH you can never stop fade even when mopped by a professional the paint will fade within months! It only usually happens on solid colours as the paint oxidises over time. But as already stated if you wash & wax regularly it should slow it down!
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