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Yesterday I gathered all the car care clues Ive picked up on this forum, and an accumulation of tools you've suggested. Then,
I peanut buttered.
I dawned.
I clayed.
I shampooed.
I touched up.
I zainoed, and zainoed,
and aerospace 303'ed and zainoed, and zainoed...
you get the picture.
All of the products were impressive, but the most impressive by far was the PEANUTBUTTER! It was awesome! I just wish I had discovered NAM and taken your advice sooner!
Only problem is that the towels I use on my MINI are better than the ones I use on me. Time to do something about that!!
JDS: I shoulda thought of that -- probably would have let me get in a few more "zainos".
I PB'ed FIRST THING. I was figured the Dawn was would remove the PB residue better than the car shampoo. I didn't need it after the detailing -- I was much more careful this time!
Tuls: It is said that it removes white residue from the plastic wheel arches.
oooOOOOooooo well I jusr got all my arches painted so...however, the upper trim around the room got a little I think whe nI was waxing this week end....I am not sure if I am ready to put peanut butter on my Hal though...hmmmm heh heh....
Hey would could make a mini infomercial...LOL...and say we have some craaaaazy formula...today for only 29.99! and just change the lables on it...LOL...
Supposedly the peanut oil in the peanut butter is what eats the "white" off of the wheel arches. Of course you could use peanut oil in place of peanut butter, but more households already have peanut butter in their cupboards.
