Gary Oehrle wrote:
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> list
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> getting ready to wax my new paint job of six months ago.
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> while it has been coverd in the garage it has gotten dusty.
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> Any ideas on cleaning befor I start applying wax, I do not
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> want to use water since it will spot etc.
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> thanks
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> gary oehrle
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Gary,
Go ahead and use water, but dry using a chamise (sp?), this will
prevent any water spots. Use a soap that is designed for washing autos
(not dish soap or anything else, too harsh!), and an extremely soft wool
rag.
Washing cars is #3 on my list of fun things to do with (not IN, whole
'nother thread) cars, after driving (#1), and tuning up or working on
(#2).
Ron N.
Dalton, Ga
http://member.dalton.net/~spitfire1500
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