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July 11th, 2008 04:17 PM #21
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yun pong sa interior ng pinto... kc natatamaan ng sapatos pag pasok at labas... saka yung handles sa loob nag dudumi kc...
sabi dito yung MC daw kaso medyo di daw maganda amoy...
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July 11th, 2008 04:23 PM #22
kung interior sa door panels, then gamit ko yung 3M glass cleaner... pwede sa plastic or yung polyglaze na upholstery cleaner kung makapit yung dumi.
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July 13th, 2008 05:37 AM #24
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July 13th, 2008 09:48 AM #26
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August 11th, 2008 01:11 PM #27
Hi guys, I sort of have the same problem.... I own a new Carens - a white one. I recently noticed that although my car always looks clean... upon closer inspection, I can see lots of small black spects of what I assume to be dust/dirt that seems to be stuck to the car. I'm afraid to try and rub it off for fear of scratching the car... I guess I'm partly to blame here - I don't have time to wash the car myself that often (usually only once a week) so the maid is the one who cleans it every morning... I have a feeling the maid doesn't water down the car first to soften and/or water down the dirt/dust but immediately wipes the car off with a wet rag...
In any case, how do I remove these dirt/dust specks without scratching the paint? Is there some kind of cleaning fluid or whatever that I can buy that can safely remove these by softening them or dissolving them? Do the bug and tar removers really work? Please help!
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August 11th, 2008 02:30 PM #28just would like to ask your suggestions or your usual practice on car paint maintenance.....
I've observed that my car have scratches and swirls already, I don't know where I got it, but thank god it did not penetrate to its metal....
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....I've tried to wipe the car before leaving using a damp cloth,
b. improper techniques/applications at the wash level, QD, etc.
c. and ofcourse, the mere fact that you use it is also the cause -- exposure to other given causes once (but not limited to) out of the garage like the kids you mentioned.
how do I deal with these scratches? do I have to bring it to the casa for scratch removal?
1. DIY - for this, refer to my first statement
2. go to the pros - which include your Casa IF they're competent enough.
or wax it perhaps?
.02 hth.
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August 11th, 2008 02:38 PM #29
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