imported_kgb
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I have always used a sponge from the local parts store but I am guessing that is a big no no. My car is black so what will be the most gentle? Brush? Mitt? anything else? Thanks
Confused what to use to wash my car with?!?!
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tom p.
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many people favor a 100% cotton chenille wash mitt. There certainly are a LOT of choices out in this type of mitt.
imported_kgb
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Lynn said:
Thanks...I will have to look at that e-book. I have a lot of reading and looking around this site to do I guess. :up
Right on! :up (Lordy, lordy! I guess I'll never escape being a child of the '60s.) And, by paying the $9.95 to download the entire book, you'll be helping to provide financial support to Autopia so the Mayor can continue making more nifty upgrades. :xyxthumbs And "Contributing Member" will appear in your profile. How's that for multiple benefits?
imported_kgb
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Polaris said:Might I suggest a Brillo pad?
No, really.
I did not see the no really and the smiley until I was all done with the brillo pad! Now what? HAHAHAHA
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Lynn said:
Yeah, I am stuck here now until I get the brillo pad scratches out.
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2001civicex- When the "what to wash with" question comes up, I always plug the Griot's Garage Boar's Hair Brush. Rinses clean, doesn't scratch MY cars (most anything CAN cause washing-related swirls for one reason or another). There's a thread or two out there somewhere where we REALLY beat this to death. The smaller brushes Griot's sells are GREAT for cleaning nooks and crannies, the boar's hair wheel brushes are also great.
BTW, your input on the "...get in shape" thread got lost during the site's technical problems. Yeah, you boxers know how to stay in shape (and how to take/deliver a hit!) :xyxthumbs
BTW, your input on the "...get in shape" thread got lost during the site's technical problems. Yeah, you boxers know how to stay in shape (and how to take/deliver a hit!) :xyxthumbs