My baby is clean...

[m3f_racer_boy76]

This weekend, I got out and gave my baby a nice wash. I used the Mr Clean stuff, then I did some waxing, did 3 coats. I think the first one was a swirl reducer, then I put on a clear coat prep, then a gloss coat wax I think is what it was. So I just have to show my baby to people who might appreciate her. Also there was a thread about stickers. I put mine on the rear of the side skirt, and I think it looks really nice. If you are wondering, it is a clothing line the my buddies and I have started up. Also, a quick question. Is there a clear corner that matches better with the headlights? Or headlights that match better with the clear corners?



How did the Mr Clean stuff work out for you, I am interested to see actually how well it works in leaving a spot free finish.

[m3f_Tpb31_67f747186d]

for $20 it isn't bad. It has enough stuff for three washes, and the soap and filter can be replaced. Read the directions and it should work decently for you. Especially if you are waxing it too as it did leave a few spots, but as I waxed over the spots they disappeared. I'll even throw this out. If anybody is in the LA area, and wants to try it on thier car before buying one, stop by and you can use mine. I can only take the first person who wants to stop by since I only have enough stuff for two more washes.

[m3f_04M3blur_1ceee0bbd5]

If it is anything like my womans silicone, it should almost feel real...I mean it should be really soft...good Doctor



Does anyone have any good recomendations for drying a car quick in Southern Cali heat?



You could use your woman's breasts. :thumbsup:

[m3f_04M3blur_1ceee0bbd5]

How did the Mr Clean stuff work out for you, I am interested to see actually how well it works in leaving a spot free finish.



Try doing a search for "Mr Clean", there is a lot of info/reviews about this topic that you will find useful.

[m3f_Tpb31_67f747186d]

I could, but I don't think she would approve. Although i must say, I think i baby my car more than her

[m3f_04M3blur_1ceee0bbd5]

I could, but I don't think she would approve.

Yeah but it would be fun trying.



Although i must say, I think i baby my car more than her

Join the crowd, and we all hear about it too.

[m3f_TRUE///M3]

keep it simple n clean...

[m3f_Edgy_592e912c16]

31 -- kudos for really putting the time in! :thumbsup: She's a black beauty. The only thing I'd pick up on Ebay is the front grill badge.



Couple months ago I put Maguire polish coat, so now I'll do the canuba wax...



We've had more than a week straight of rainy weather, I can't wait to wash and wax the car...



Although right now I'm still in the clouds over UCONN"S comeback win... (class of '87, way back when we were the Big East doormat)



Dark, any tips on how to clean the inside rear window? Streaks bug me when the sunshine highlights them...

[m3f_Sirius_880bd69485]

Dark, any tips on how to clean the inside rear window? Streaks bug me when the sunshine highlights them...



Yes, actually. Its taken me awhile to come up with a way to clean windows nicly.



Put a small amount of window cleaner on the back window, take a nice, heavy duty paper towel, or news paper, and wipe the window down.



After that step: Do this: Which is the key part of it all:



Take a dry paper towel/news paper to the window again, which will pick up any streaks or residue left over. The paper MUST be dry. Most people end up using too much cleaner, and just spreading all the dirt all over the place...



Hope this helps. Best to do it at night, with a light behind the window, so you can see what you may have missed.



Yeah, its a pain in the rear, but do this to all the windows, outside and inside. Even if you have already washed the outside of the car. You'll come out with nice, clear windows.

[m3f_Edgy_592e912c16]

Ha! Knew you'd have a suggestion.



Thanks. I have one of those microfibre pads, I'll use that for the dry wipe.

[m3f_Sirius_880bd69485]

*tips hat*