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06-25-2009, 11:15 AM

BlimeyCabrio BlimeyCabrio is offline

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Join Date: Sep 2006

Location: Holly Springs, NC

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I periodically treat them with Black Wow with swabs... I pain in the rear, but lasts a long time and looks great.

When I'm lazy but they're not looking great, I spray them with Adams' Undercarriage Spray - which can be easily wiped off surrounding paint and it dries to a nice flat/satin black, but doesn't last nearly as long as a Black Wow treatment.

I blow the water out of my grilles with compressed air - much easier to get the car dry without drips and runs this way.

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