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- CarreraS - 11-29-2011
Wally,
50 years? Cripes, you ARE old!
What kind of cleaner did you use on your horse and buggy??
- Ben951 - 11-29-2011
CarreraS wrote:
Quote:Wally,
50 years? Cripes, you ARE old!
What kind of cleaner did you use on your horse and buggy??
I didn't say it...
- LouZ - 11-29-2011
CarreraS wrote:
Quote:Wally,The sad news is that he didn't start using it till he was 40!
50 years? Cripes, you ARE old!
What kind of cleaner did you use on your horse and buggy??
- Ben951 - 11-29-2011
... it just got real.
- Wally - 11-29-2011
CarreraS wrote:
Quote:Wally,Actually Lou I was thirty
50 years? Cripes, you ARE old!
What kind of cleaner did you use on your horse and buggy??
before then I used horse urine and old newspapers
hock:- Ben951 - 11-29-2011
Glad to see some good sports here. I (we) appreciate Wally's experience and continued interest in our sport/hobby/whatever RTR means to you.
- CarreraS - 11-29-2011
Wally wrote:
Quote:CarreraS wrote:Quote:Wally,Actually Lou I was thirty
50 years? Cripes, you ARE old!
What kind of cleaner did you use on your horse and buggy??
I think that's what Graham uses on his BMW!
- MikeKling - 12-07-2011
Dave, what do you use on a cracked windshield like your car has? Horse urine will leak through and ruin that beautiful carmel interior.
What's a newspaper? Is that a new app? I haven't hear of it. Where do you down load it from?
- dmano - 12-09-2011
After your done with the cleaning, then you have to use
invisable glass cleaner then rainx to have a perfect shield
- Guest - 10-21-2012
Ben951 wrote:
Quote:Looking for the best way to clean a windshield. I've seen some recommend 0000 steel wool, and others say no it leaves micro-micro scratches.SO HAPPY TO READ YOU POST, I HAVE FOUND THIS FOR A LONG TIME:dude:
So what's the best way? Trying to remove 'hard water' stains, if you will. Is 90% isopropyl enough? Some sort of cloth buffer? What works?
This is for an 02 C230... but should also apply to other vehicles (if it doesn't, please state so!)