Cleaning up Bed Extenders . . .
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Cleaning up Bed Extenders . . .
Here on the RockPick forum (I know he will be along shortly ) I have seen some questions about how to clean up Bed Extenders.
You can use Bar Keepers Friend to clean up those Ford stock Bed Extenders! You can get it in most grocery stores for a couple of dollars. It is better than BonAmi etc. It works wonders without scratching or changing the appearance. In other words after you use it, it doesn't leave the cleaned area looking different than areas that received no cleaning.
Wax the surface after cleaning it to help it maintain its appearance for an extended time. Your bed extender will look brand new.
My Best,
Tom Hall
You can use Bar Keepers Friend to clean up those Ford stock Bed Extenders! You can get it in most grocery stores for a couple of dollars. It is better than BonAmi etc. It works wonders without scratching or changing the appearance. In other words after you use it, it doesn't leave the cleaned area looking different than areas that received no cleaning.
Wax the surface after cleaning it to help it maintain its appearance for an extended time. Your bed extender will look brand new.
My Best,
Tom Hall
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Here you go RP . . .
Here is a link to a good picture of it.
http://store5.yimg.com/I/kkapers2_1744_78651533
and another link -
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/kkapers2/barkeepfrien.html
The Bar Keepers Friend site -
http://www.barkeepersfriend.com/products.htm
The first links are the best ones for pictures. This is the exact product I use for windows and things like the bed extenders. Great stuff.
Tom
http://store5.yimg.com/I/kkapers2_1744_78651533
and another link -
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/kkapers2/barkeepfrien.html
The Bar Keepers Friend site -
http://www.barkeepersfriend.com/products.htm
The first links are the best ones for pictures. This is the exact product I use for windows and things like the bed extenders. Great stuff.
Tom
#5
Oh Yea . .
It's a power like Ajax or Bon Ami etc., but it works much better and is less abrasive. It happens to be one of those inexpensive simple products that really works well.
And Yes, you should make it part of your arsenal. It is great for water spots on glass, chrome, bed extenders etc. It rinses off pretty easily too. Try it you will like it. Here in Washington state I find it in most any grocery store like Safeway, QFC, and many others.
Tom
And Yes, you should make it part of your arsenal. It is great for water spots on glass, chrome, bed extenders etc. It rinses off pretty easily too. Try it you will like it. Here in Washington state I find it in most any grocery store like Safeway, QFC, and many others.
Tom
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