Recent content by Rhudeboye

Had to replace the front windshield however all he others are very dirty and yes, they don't appear to be getting clean. I will try McKees. Thanks

Thanks Tony. I appreciate the well thought out tips I uploaded the pics using the photo manager here. I used my Nikon and had to convert the photos to jpg and scale down as they were huge. I think thats where the problem is. Ill upload to google and share an album

Hmmmm I gotta figure out how to make the images bigger

My plan of attack Shop Vac from the ceiling to the floor. ( throw out floor mats and order a black set. order new rear center console. Damp cloth to remove the filth from dash and all plastics. A mix of warm water, Oxy Clean, dawn and alcohol for the carpet. Damp cloth for seats disassemble as...

:dblthumb2: Stunning

Thx for this. Milk was just spilled in the back floor area of my car. The container was faulty. Most was on the floor mat but some got into the carpet on the center the hump. Hope it turns out as good as yours.

how do they stop the freezing at the car washes?

Great job. A shine like that doesnt come easy. lol I like the "special effects" in your post

what an odd thread...

Was reading through Lexus insider and came across these pointers. Perhaps someone will find them helpful :xyxthumbs: "The high-quality materials in your Lexus are designed to provide years of trouble-free service, and do not require any kind of specialty treatments or conditioning to keep them...

The swirls are gone but whats also impressive is the reflection of the overhead light. look how distorted it is on the left.

Thanks Guys, I'll give the magic eraser a go when I get off work and post the results.

They appear to be your average shoe scuff marks. I used power clean 3:1, let it soak a bit then wiped with mf. They lightened. Then i tried it at full strength and agitated with a bristle brush. The marks will not come out. Any ideas?

I know you know. i just wanted to highlight my rare experience as it's so different from most car buying experiences. BTW great tips in post #5

I agree with many of the posts above. Light reflection is key.