Mr. Clean Eraser's rock!
7/1/05, 04:57 PM
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I have those Eraser (Mr. Clean I think) blocks for my wheels. They work absolutely great on the wheels so I was already impressed with how easilly they took of the brake dust.
I was washing the car today and noticed a scrape where someone got me with their door. No ding but a pretty good scrape on the rear fender. I tried the clay bar but it didn't take it out. So I was cleaning the wheels with an Eraser and though I'd try a clean one on the scrape.
It took it off!!!!!!!!!! Buffed it out with a little polish and it looks great.
I was washing the car today and noticed a scrape where someone got me with their door. No ding but a pretty good scrape on the rear fender. I tried the clay bar but it didn't take it out. So I was cleaning the wheels with an Eraser and though I'd try a clean one on the scrape.
It took it off!!!!!!!!!! Buffed it out with a little polish and it looks great.
7/1/05, 06:07 PM
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The Mr. Clean Auto Dry REALLY works and my car looked great the other day cleaning it, and the car dryed up within 5 minutes!!!! I highly recommend the Mr. Clean Auto Dry system, 40 bucks well worth it!
7/1/05, 06:44 PM
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I honestly didn't like the Mr. Clean Auto Dry....nothing cleans your car better than a nice wash and dry the old fashioned way, by hand. I also use the Mr. Clean wheel bars, they work great 
7/1/05, 07:16 PM
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Originally posted by Amy V6@July 1, 2005, 9:12 PM
I HATE that Mr Clean Auto dry. My car doesn't feel that smooth after I'm done... like it's taking my wax job off.
I HATE that Mr Clean Auto dry. My car doesn't feel that smooth after I'm done... like it's taking my wax job off.
i agree with you 1000% it must have something to do witht he soap....
7/1/05, 08:33 PM
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I bought the autodry while I still had my 2000 Stang. I used it once and also didn't like the feel of my cars surface... which had just been waxed a couple weeks before... after using it... and within a couple weeks it started looking like it needed waxed again. :bang: Ive not used it since... altho I've considered just using the filtering part for the rinse as I do a normal hand wash because we have really hard water.
7/2/05, 06:21 AM
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Clean your rims up real good, then apply this:
http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html
Brake dust won't stick, comes off easy with a soapy sponge.
http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html
Brake dust won't stick, comes off easy with a soapy sponge.
7/2/05, 06:34 AM
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Originally posted by Scootr@July 1, 2005, 10:28 PM
Wash by hand and dry by leaf blower...works like a charm,lol!!
Wash by hand and dry by leaf blower...works like a charm,lol!!
It is especially good at getting the water off of the wheels and tires. Using the blower really speeds up the job and saves having to use a ton of towels. Usually one small towel is all I need after using the blower.
7/2/05, 11:01 AM
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I have had no problems with the Auto Dry I love it. Keeps them dreaded water spots at bay.
7/2/05, 03:02 PM
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Originally posted by behindthebadge@July 2, 2005, 6:37 AM
I also use my electric leaf blower to quickly remove most of the water when I'm done washing my vehicles. My neighbors might think I've gone insane, but hey it works great for me. I've been using this method for years... before I ever heard of anyone else doing it.
It is especially good at getting the water off of the wheels and tires. Using the blower really speeds up the job and saves having to use a ton of towels. Usually one small towel is all I need after using the blower.
I also use my electric leaf blower to quickly remove most of the water when I'm done washing my vehicles. My neighbors might think I've gone insane, but hey it works great for me. I've been using this method for years... before I ever heard of anyone else doing it.
It is especially good at getting the water off of the wheels and tires. Using the blower really speeds up the job and saves having to use a ton of towels. Usually one small towel is all I need after using the blower.
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