Klasse Act
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Only thing you can really do is power wash them till you don't see the dirt mixing with water anymore
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Only thing you can really do is power wash them till you don't see the dirt mixing with water anymore
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Only thing you can really do is power wash them till you don't see the dirt mixing with water anymore
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I remember my old Mini Cooper and it was very satisfying seeing all that dirt come out of thereYou should see the amount of dirt I washed out of the carpet wheel arch liners on that Honda earlier in the week. :wowwow:
The wheel wells are carpet like and after crawling under the vehicle, almost the entire underbody has the carpet like material attached to a some stiff material.
I guess I could treat them like carpet...apc or carpet cleaner and a carpet brush although the area is very tight.
More nooks and crannies than a Thomas' English muffin or crumpet for our overseas subs"Call 1-800-STEEMER, Stanley Steemer gets carpet cleaner!"
I'd never want to actually waste somebody's time like that but a Jackass-like video of somebody engaging them to clean the carpeted underside of a vehicle could be funny (and assuming they were appropriately compensated afterward).
The wheel wells are carpet like and after crawling under the vehicle, almost the entire underbody has the carpet like material attached to a some stiff material.
I guess I could treat them like carpet...apc or carpet cleaner and a carpet brush although the area is very tight.
It's a great pure cleaner, you nailed it! When your out you'll love v2, unless you go another route for a pure cleaner like Griot's Garage RW or FeynlabFinally got around to trying DiY RW (original formulation). It may be the best I've ever used. It's been a while since I used something other than Ech20.
What I liked most about it: 1. cleans very well. 2. flashes and dries off very easy. 3. Leaves nothing behind.
Used it on the interior as well.
....being tempted by Labo RW system...must....re...sist.....
I haven't tried it yet, but 9/10 people say it doesn't work. However I came across this video yesterday and he apparenlty got it to work. It has a pH of 3.2. So its an acidic product.Would you mind sharing your thoughts on Total Remover when you get the chance.
Anytime I see a product like this example from Bola I immediately think of this classic product from P21sI haven't tried it yet, but 9/10 people say it doesn't work. However I came across this video yesterday and he apparenlty got it to work. It has a pH of 3.2. So its an acidic product.
Actually the Bola in this video was pretty interesting.
I love P21s Paintwork Cleanser. Stuff is awesome. Little hidden gem. I've used it to remove water spots from plastics, and glass.Anytime I see a product like this example from Bola I immediately think of this classic product from P21s
On anything other than a freshly polished car, I would use this by hand as a final step before Klasse AIO and waxing with P21s Carnauba and it always left an amazing finish
Dodo Lime Prime is very similar if I am not mistaken
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I love P21s Paintwork Cleanser. Stuff is awesome. Little hidden gem. I've used it to remove water spots from plastics, and glass.
It really depends on what you want/need out of a RWWashed the car once...maybe twice...this year. Been awfully busy. I have about 4oz left of ONR which I plan to finish, but what's good these days in the rinseless world? Can someone recap this monster thread?
I keep seeing good things about DIY's v2 offering...