Razor2001

Hi,

Is it ok to first dust my car then use just plain old water to wipe the interior off (not the carpets and seats obviously, I will use a vacuum on these) ?

Thanks and any advice on the subject will be appreciated......are products like 'armour oil' ok ?

Thanks in advance,
Ray

Razor2001

bttt

n5pug

I realise bttt is a way of keeping your post at the top of the list but what do the actual letters stand for

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still learning
EDIT : a stab in the dark..back toward the top ????
how close was that

[Edited by n5pug - 7/14/2002 3:53:27 PM]

STi wanna Subaru

iTrader: (1)

back to the top

n5pug

ohh on the nail then.

mental note < engage brain before operating mouth >

Razor2001

anyone ?

Brun

You can buy stattic dusting cloths, so when you wipe ya dash all the dust sticks to it. They do work.

chrome

gossie: can you help here (seeing as you appear to be a valeter )

davyboy

When I had mt MR2 I am sure it said that's how to clean the dash in the manual.

Razor2001

Thx for input guys

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

You certainly wouldn't want to use "plain old water" where I live. The ******* stuff is so hard it'd leave white lime spots every where!
My neighbour accidently sprayed my car with the hose while watering hanging boxes, and I had to use vinegar to clean my windscreen!!!!!!!!!

gossythevaleter

Sorry for the delay
Just 20 mins ago got back from 5 days at max power what a laugh
Yup you can use just plain old water if you want advise you put a cleanig fluid in it like that magic multi purpose cleaner from wax wizard then treat after wards to keep thedash from splitting and fading

p1doc

anyone know how to get curry stain out of a prodrive mat-had to stop suddenly for drunk,have tried 101 stain remover and turtle wax stain remover-no luck.i am tempted to try using my baby due to the copious amounts of saliva produced-it gets rid of everything else!!
martin