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01-10-2007, 03:35 PM
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3rd Gear
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Denver, CO
Posts: 210
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How would you start? After the snow/road grime..
Not that I havnt detailed before, or know how, just havnt done it on a car this bad...
It had 2-3 coats of Z-2 on it back in october for pre-history reference.
I know it dosnt *look* that bad, the flash kinda toned it down a bit. I have this road sludge, dirty water, nasty crusty crap all over my PW baby.
Would you start with a wand wash to get some of this junk off, pre-rinse, wash then rinse... take it home and take the mitt to it. Or start off with the mitt? The second option scares me more that just a little, as this stuff is ON there, ya know!
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