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I was real impressed at how everything came out man GJ!
Truthfully. The shine and cleanness isn't going to last that long. This is why you have repeat the process either 6 or yearly around.Originally Posted by Choleaoum
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!
Yes the products were safe for the engine.
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Your welcomeOriginally Posted by GGG-G35
great write up...Thank you
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Sorry to hear you no longer have a G. +1000 on a great job with the thread. You da man!!!
Sorry to hear you no longer have a G. +1000 on a great job with the thread. You da man!!!
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i just did mine last sunday, i didnt use any chemicals or anything. Whats a good product to make the black plastic/rubber new looking?
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Well you can use any tire dressing, trim dressing or any vinyl rubber or plastic protectant.Originally Posted by lilindienplaya
i just did mine last sunday, i didnt use any chemicals or anything. Whats a good product to make the black plastic/rubber new looking?
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Im sorry ,i didnt see anything about what to cover up except the intake ?
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But I did mention if you worry about anything else. Cover itOriginally Posted by jutn35
Im sorry ,i didnt see anything about what to cover up except the intake ?
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this really illegal where you live?ive never herd of any such thing in KY or FL..thats crazyOriginally Posted by gEE805
damn your guttesy man.... Thats a ticket waiting to happen.You cant just rinse that shyt into the street. Also even those self wash car washes dont allow you do to do this
ohh yeah nice diy OP
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but what is there to worry about Originally Posted by Scrooge
But I did mention if you worry about anything else. Cover it
, but great DIY
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, but great DIY
On some cars you need to cover the alternator, batteries. open harness. connectors. Alarm horns.Originally Posted by jutn35
but what is there to worry about , but great DIY
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Seems like a good amount of people in here are worried about the bay getting wet. Most of the parts are designed to get wet, what do you think happens when its raining while your out driving? 
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They are not worried about the bay getting wet, they are worried about the electrical components getting wet. That is a no go my friend.
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Seems like a good amount of people in here are worried about the bay getting wet. Most of the parts are designed to get wet, what do you think happens when its raining while your out driving?
