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So ive looked around the forums for a post like this and i havent seen many, so i ask all of so cal/hawaii.. What are you favorite products to use when cleaning your trucks?
I personaly use all armorall but im having issues removing bugs as the seasons changed heh. QQ
So ive looked around the forums for a post like this and i havent seen many, so i ask all of so cal/hawaii.. What are you favorite products to use when cleaning your trucks?
I personaly use all armorall but im having issues removing bugs as the seasons changed heh. QQ
Waltz on down to your local autoparts store and get a Mothers Clay Bar Kit and some wax.
The clay bar will remove all the pollution, bugs, wild mule ****, dried concrete, bird doo, tar, oil scum, asphalt, everything....but make sure to use it on cool sheetmetal.
for wheels and tires and other non painted stuff i like simple green, works great and fast. i used it to clean my visors before i painted them, and wow were they dirty.
Don't think you'll need any cleaning stuff all the way up there Griff.
Well maybe something to remove those messy Cessna's that splat on your front window!
x3 on the clay bar. The biggest problem I could see you having is getting into a position to use it on your hood and roof. Maybe you can rent a rolling scaffold or a Hy-Lift.
x3 on the clay bar. The biggest problem I could see you having is getting into a position to use it on your hood and roof. Maybe you can rent a rolling scaffold or a Hy-Lift.
A pogo stick is out...it'll take forever doin' it that-away.
x3 on the clay bar. The biggest problem I could see you having is getting into a position to use it on your hood and roof. Maybe you can rent a rolling scaffold or a Hy-Lift.
I actually dont clean the hood or windshield untill every other time i clean it ... since its so big half the truck drys before i get the other so i wash it in quaters LOL.... im wierd i know,.
i wash my truck one panel at a time because it always dries before i can get around to the next panel. i go roof doors hood front fenders and then the bed and last the rims and tires. then if i feel up to it will do the windows.
x3 on the clay bar. The biggest problem I could see you having is getting into a position to use it on your hood and roof. Maybe you can rent a rolling scaffold or a Hy-Lift.
roof is simple stand in the bed and on the roof, oh and the door just under the window i have about a 2 inch flat ledge, just stay on the outer edge...or maybe that only works with old trucks with real metel. and the hood/windsheeld i stand on my cowl area.