The best way ever to get the bugs off!
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The best way ever to get the bugs off!
I usually soak the front end of the truck with WD-40 before I wash my truck, and that gets most of them off.
But today I had a revelation.
Mr. Clean Magic eraser!
Don't laugh. It works great. It took all those little corpses off. I look like I am driving a brand new truck!
I washed the truck before I used the eraser. Then I wet it like the instructions say. They came off effortlessly! So did all those other little marks that I have to buff off when I am waxing. I wipped the exces water off with a towel when I finished.
It's hard not to sound like a commercial, but it works. And afterwards, there isnt any paint on the thing.
So try it if you want.
(Flame suit on)
But today I had a revelation.
Mr. Clean Magic eraser!
Don't laugh. It works great. It took all those little corpses off. I look like I am driving a brand new truck!
I washed the truck before I used the eraser. Then I wet it like the instructions say. They came off effortlessly! So did all those other little marks that I have to buff off when I am waxing. I wipped the exces water off with a towel when I finished.
It's hard not to sound like a commercial, but it works. And afterwards, there isnt any paint on the thing.
So try it if you want.
(Flame suit on)
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Mr. Clean ME works awsome for getting some things off, Im not sure how much I would want to use it on my paint though, since it cleans by abbrasion.
Remember that its rubbing on the clearcoat too, so you wouldnt be able to see it if it was rubbing off the paint.
Which could eventually happen if you used it a lot, but it would take a lot of washes with it.
Just a word of warning I guess...
Remember that its rubbing on the clearcoat too, so you wouldnt be able to see it if it was rubbing off the paint.
Which could eventually happen if you used it a lot, but it would take a lot of washes with it.
Just a word of warning I guess...
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Originally Posted by MD_Ken
Can someone tell me how to remove the cap off my alloy rim with out scratching the rim? Is there something I to release or push in the little opening?
Ken
Ken
lol... I assume you meant for this question to be a new thread, but since we're already here, if you dig out your jack (no pun intended), you'll notice that one end of the tire iron has a rubber end on it. That works great for removing those caps without damaging the alloy. Just stick'er in that lil slot, and pry the cap off. Nuttin to it
Last edited by last5oh_302; 08-19-2007 at 08:11 PM.
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Originally Posted by last5oh_302
lol... I assume you meant for this question to be a new thread, but since we're already here, if you dig out your jack (no pun intended), you'll notice that one end of the tire iron has a rubber end on it. That works great for removing those caps without damaging the alloy. Just stick'er in that lil slot, and pry the cap off. Nuttin to it
Ken
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Originally Posted by wxscpo
I found the thing that works best for me is just to rinse the front end with water and use a dryer sheet.
My wife used one in our old house on the laminate counter tops in the kitchen. It scratched the spot up pretty bad and you could always tell where she used it.
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All i do is spray it with water first b4 the truck and then clean the rest of the truck and as i clean the truck and rinse soap off section by section i'll spray the front to keep it wet, and usually the water will losen those suckers up good enough so that when i finnaly get to the front they come off pretty good, although if there is stubborn one then ill just use a microfiber cloth to rub it out.
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