TRAFFIC FILM.
Traffic film is a greasy’ deposit of petrol vapour, oily exhaust fumes, carbon and dust that affects all cars. It hides the colour and deadens the shine on the coachwork—it settles down and sticks tight. Water cannot remove this greasiness. One sure way’ of ridding your car of traffic film is by’ polishing with Reckitt’s “ Karpol ” for duco or cellulose. Cleaning as it polishes. “ Karpol ” whisks away this greasy nuisance. Safely, yes, and no less gently. If you value the life and looks of your car’s coachwork, make a habit of using “ Karpol ” regularly’. It removes traffic film easily’, bringing tack the original lustre to your car. Karpol ” is procurable at all Garages and Service Stations. 6
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20296, 4 May 1934, Page 7
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