Snails!

[Bobby G]

Okay, I admit it, I've been busy. Too busy to lift the hood on the Cayenne since it went in for service back in May.



A week or so ago I had decided to dedicate a day this weekend to detailing the engine, wheels and wheel wells. I had expected the engine to be a little dusty, but I never expected this :shocked

Does the Cayenne like escargo or did these critters tuck in for the evening to stay warm? What a mess!

 

[darkdan]

Where in the world do you live that snails are just walking around?



That's a strange one to us in the midwest.

 

[DSVWGLI]

I know what you mean. We have a ton of snails. After it rains or after watering we have dozens in our front yard. My dog just ignors them now. Maybe I should start selling them :think: . I haven't found any in my engine compartment yet.

 

[bigltc]

Time to detail with liquid Sluggo!



Slugs and snails are bad here; darn things are munching on the flowers.

 

[Bill D]

What HORROR!! :shocked. David, what was the remedy? A little APC followed by the hose?

 

[Bobby G]

I'll post my clean-up routine after a bit. Had to get out the fire hose!

 

[imported_Sullybob]

:soscared: Nice! They drive my wife crazy eating her flowers. I highly recommend Corey's Slug and Snail Death. Put a protective circle of it around your Cayenne. It's like an invisable wall of death to the little slimy creatures.

 

[Accumulator]

Heh heh, that's one unusual detailing challenge all right.

 

[chs4]

No snails here, but I did have a bit of a shock finding these boys under the hood:







In the upper part of the engine bay near the windshield no less! Them's some determined worms...

 

[imported_Sullybob]

Are those earth worms?

 

[SidiousXXX]

Did anyone see the last pimp my ride when they took the dash apart and found a live rat living in the car?

 

[chs4]

Are those earth worms?

Yup...