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| Steve | Moss on Window Seals I've recently purchased a Mk2 Punto JTD and it was left standing for a year before I purchased it. She runs like a dream but since she was left standing for a year, the window seals have got a bit of moss on them. Will it be safe to use bleach to remove the moss without damaging the paintwork or seals? Thanks all.
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| Bravo 1.8 HLX FTW | Re: Moss on Window Seals go to your local presure wash and blast it out
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| All Hail the Woodsman | Re: Moss on Window Seals Yeah pressure washer will do the trick.
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| Mr Pedantic | Re: Moss on Window Seals I wouldn't pressure wash them too close! Get an old toothbrush and scrub it off with that. | ||
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| Steve | Re: Moss on Window Seals Thanks guys, an old toothbrush and some elbow grease did the trick.
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