Just like the title says What to do about the really caked on road grime and road salt on the supercharger snout and cast metal pieces under the hood?
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04-07-2008
Just like the title says What to do about the really caked on road grime and road salt on the supercharger snout and cast metal pieces under the hood?
-steven-
04-08-2008
send it to farnsworth? most cleaners etch aluminum making it look bad, so really elbow grease and some good non caustic cleaner
04-08-2008
was thinking about it but I would need a second gen v casing and snout, as I would want to return it completely back to stock later if I ever did get rid of it.Originally Posted by archemedes
06-09-2008
I use Purple Power, (get it at walmart) diluted 50/50 with water, spray on, wait a couple minutes and rinse with water, you can spray some on a cleaning rag and lightly rub the "trouble spots".
07-10-2008
any kind of degreaser will work. I typically use simple green..... cut it with water... spray on... wait...rinse off. If it still looks dirty I will spray it down again and break out some brushes to get to those hard to reach spots.
12-09-2010
How do you guys wash your cars in the winter? because I live in ohio and its only in the teens now and not warming up anytime soon
12-09-2010
touchless car wash if want to buy one, or know someone that has a shop and wash it there.
12-09-2010
Yeah ohio weather sucks. It looks like someone dumped my car into a pile of salt
12-09-2010
Lived in Alaska, I've washed my car in some cold weather.
Hot water from inside and as little time as possible.
There's also waterless soaps, certain brands I've seen recommended, name escapes me though.
12-09-2010
Just run it threw the touchless auto wash. Then park inside till it dries.
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