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Car Cleaning Tricks and Tips
Spring is here and we all like to drive clean cars, inside and out. Post questions, tips, and tricks here!
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04-20-2017, 07:53 AM | #2 |
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Main reason I started this thread is becaue the bugs have started to get bad. Does anyone use a product on the windshield/front end/grill/mirrors that help keep the bugs from sticking? And tricks for getting them off?
I have a big 2500 pickup that is like driving a wall which catches everything. |
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04-20-2017, 08:39 AM | #5 |
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This. A good wax and clay bar job will keep your paint silky smooth and make it easier to wash. I basically just need a hose and sponge to wash my truck.
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No but my driveway is under a huge old oak tree and it drips sap on my car.
We don't have basements, so my garage is full of stuff. |
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I always use rain-x on my glass.
I keep the rest of the car sealed and waxed, and in between waxings I use detailer spray. The bugs come off quite easily, usually with just water. I used to use Meguiar's Gold Class detailer, but I've moved on to this stuff, which is freaking awesome (and cheaper too): Aero WashWax All https://www.amazon.com/Waterless-Air...o+wash+wax+all Posted via Mobile Device |
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I had a friend that used brake and carb cleaner on his wheels.
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