Last Cruise Night of the "Season"....

I've been using a 50% mix of alcohol & filtered water and find it works well on road grime as well as around the house. The vinegar sounds like a neat addition. In the past I've also used Bon Ami on the exterior only to remove oils and winter salt sludge and found that it works great. It WILL scratch your mirrors, though.



Since I have a newer car, I'm going to try the vinegar at 50% first and then full strength to remove some water spotting.
 
I just finished 2 coats of AIO on one of my cars. On the first coat (I've let each coat on each panel "cure" at least 24 hours), I decided to experiment and do the side windows with the AIO as well. After getting it all done, and having dealt with the side windows for a week, I liked it so much I did the windshield and rear glass as well, inside & out.



We'll see the long term effects, but so far I've had no streaking when driving in the rain...and man, this glass is *clean*.



re,

Andy
 
Sad day. Car shows and cruise nights here in KC run from the first Saturday in April to the fourth Saturday in October...

BUT! This is the "Belton" cruise night which has always been the best one (in terms of the number of cars.)

On a really good day, temp in the 70's-80's with no precip, there will be 800 muscle cars there!

It will be down a little today because it's been cool, high today only 62, but nonetheless should be a nice event.....

I'll be spending a lot of garage time for the next 5 months!!!!:wink:
 
I know the feeling Bill, but look at the bright side here.........you got Truth In Detailing to help you along during the winter!
 
Jokeman said:
Plans? What are you gonna do to the Vette's?
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The '82 needs a new power window switch. (that's an hour)

One at a time, I'll put them on jack stands, pull the wheels and clean the undercarriage and suspension. On the '82, I'll repaint the undercarriage & suspension... the '03 won't need it.

I'll probably polish both cars, change the oil, etc.
 
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