OT: Where you do get your car detailed?
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I usually take my cars once a year to Pavillion's on Fulton Blvd for a full detail job. I've heard good things about BUBBLE's in EG, but never used them personally.
If you have water spots on your glass and just want to get rid of those, Home Depot sells this yellow container for $8 that removes it in minutes. Its made for showers, but works on any glass. I actually have more than 1/2 a bottle left if you need and am in EG.
Hope that helps!
If you have water spots on your glass and just want to get rid of those, Home Depot sells this yellow container for $8 that removes it in minutes. Its made for showers, but works on any glass. I actually have more than 1/2 a bottle left if you need and am in EG.
Hope that helps!
ned2getfish
In Memoriam
I take both my clk 55 amg and my escalade to Wills details the guy is off the hook when it comes to cleaning and detailing cars warning he is slow but worth the wait both cars cost me $250 to have clean and a full detail believe it or not thats cheap and the spots he will wax as part of the detail with a water and spot protector
ned2getfish
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fishsoldseprtly
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they also have this stuff you can use to scrub the water stain on your window that they sell at Kragen Karl. It works hella good.
muttley101
Never go full retard!
You say that you are in Elk Grove , I would bring your car down to mr bubbles next to chic filet across from in and out burger on laguna. They may have a good detailer there that can check your water spots out.
When I used to detail cars I would use white vineger and a claybar. It works well and gets all the contaminants off your cars paint including industrial fallout.
Just remember to put a coat of your favorite wax over it to seal and protect you paint for the future.
I personally use p21s or Zaino on my vehicles... depending on what paint is on the car whether it being german or japanese or domestic.
I'm a current member of http://autopia.org/ ....
This site has alot of information regarding detailing your vehicle.
If you are looking to do it yourself check out properautocare.com for supplies. They are very helpfull and can help you get the right product for your issue.
Good luck,
-Mutt
When I used to detail cars I would use white vineger and a claybar. It works well and gets all the contaminants off your cars paint including industrial fallout.
Just remember to put a coat of your favorite wax over it to seal and protect you paint for the future.
I personally use p21s or Zaino on my vehicles... depending on what paint is on the car whether it being german or japanese or domestic.
I'm a current member of http://autopia.org/ ....
This site has alot of information regarding detailing your vehicle.
If you are looking to do it yourself check out properautocare.com for supplies. They are very helpfull and can help you get the right product for your issue.
Good luck,
-Mutt
casalt
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If their pop ups , their is a small screw in the middle for adj. plus you can change the head size. Turn your timer off for the rest of winter also, even in summer I water 5min everyother day just before dawn . Most people water too much, if its on the sidewalk or driveway then it's too much , the system can be turned down. check out rainbirds website lots of imfo for homeowners.
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