new car now old car
04-11-2002, 06:21 PM
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new car now old car
Today I look at my car and it was clean but did not look like the new look, the *Sparkle*
My car is white and about 1 year old
Does the car's *Sparkle* fade as it ages?
My car is white and about 1 year old
Does the car's *Sparkle* fade as it ages?
04-11-2002, 09:06 PM
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waxing helps alot. My car will be a year old at the end of this month. I wax mine every 2-3 months. What I really liked was the smell of the interior when I first bought it. Ahhhh... wish I could have that scent back.
They should make an air freshner with that scent.
They should make an air freshner with that scent.
04-12-2002, 12:30 AM
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1. Do you park your car outside? Or is it a garaged car?
2. Try this. Wash your car in dawn soap (removes stuff). Then clay bar it. Polish and wax. Depends on what kind of system you use and what products I suppose. Anyhow wash, claybar, and then do your wax system. I recommend nice wax. People swear by Zaino, but I never used it before. Might want to give it a try. I used Klasse and it works great!
I think you'll be happy with the results.
Good luck.
2. Try this. Wash your car in dawn soap (removes stuff). Then clay bar it. Polish and wax. Depends on what kind of system you use and what products I suppose. Anyhow wash, claybar, and then do your wax system. I recommend nice wax. People swear by Zaino, but I never used it before. Might want to give it a try. I used Klasse and it works great!
I think you'll be happy with the results.
Good luck.
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