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Old 08-28-2008, 04:08 AM
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Thanks man... im going to do this very soon
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any suggestions i have like baked on which looks like that engine detail stuff they dealership sprayed the bay soaking. Seems like the only way it comes off is if i scratch hard with a fingernail then it starts to flake off...any tips removing it? its all over my bay nasty stuff
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any suggestions i have like baked on which looks like that engine detail stuff they dealership sprayed the bay soaking. Seems like the only way it comes off is if i scratch hard with a fingernail then it starts to flake off...any tips removing it? its all over my bay nasty stuff
Have you tried using some WD40 and letting it sit there and then tried to clean it.
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Um, just a question where can i get all those stuff used to cleaned? the AIO and the Klasse and that Engine cleaner thing
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Um, just a question where can i get all those stuff used to cleaned? the AIO and the Klasse and that Engine cleaner thing
You can use any aio. Like Megs- (D151, 6, 66, cleaner wax), optimum poliseal, Klasses aio. When you talk about the engine cleaner thingy. Are you talking about the Ez detail brush. Cause I think Autozone now has a really long spoke brush.
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Holy S**t theres alot of pics - you went off ! great job
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Holy S**t theres alot of pics - you went off ! great job
I had to take alot of pics. To make sure anyone got what I was talking about. Sure it would have been eaiser to just do a video. But don't have a video camera.
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I think the amount of pictures was needed to properly demonstrate the process... Great job, OP... looking forward to more DIY's from you...
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I think the amount of pictures was needed to properly demonstrate the process... Great job, OP... looking forward to more DIY's from you...
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Job well done Bro!

it's reallty sweet to step back and be able to admire the effort that went into taking it the extra mile... nice!!
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Job well done Bro!

it's reallty sweet to step back and be able to admire the effort that went into taking it the extra mile... nice!!
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that's a really awesome write up...honestly, i think i am probably dirtier than that engine bay lol
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nice DIY..this will definitely come in handy
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Excellent write up!!
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All these products you used on your car is safe for the car right? Any slight wear&tear after using these products for a long time? Such as a more unusual fading after the products wear out? How long does the dressing and window molding dressing last?

I was real impressed at how everything came out man GJ!
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