Cleaning bits of cars!
Discussion
Did a fairly thorough wash/polish/wax on Saturday and parked under a tree today and ended up with a couple of spots of bird s
t on the car.
What's the best way to wash a "bit" of a car without doing the whole damn thing? I have always found Megs Quik Detailer to dry really messily, so I just damped it down with wet kitchen towel and soaked it off.
Is there a better way of doing it? (not getting off bird s
t, just cleaning a bit of a car so that it doesn't stand out).
Of course, the car has a few days worth of pollen on it so I will probably end up washing again, but for future reference!
t on the car.What's the best way to wash a "bit" of a car without doing the whole damn thing? I have always found Megs Quik Detailer to dry really messily, so I just damped it down with wet kitchen towel and soaked it off.
Is there a better way of doing it? (not getting off bird s
t, just cleaning a bit of a car so that it doesn't stand out).Of course, the car has a few days worth of pollen on it so I will probably end up washing again, but for future reference!
Autoglym Bird Dropping Wipes must have been made with you in mind!
http://www.autoglym.co.uk/enGB/product-proddetail....
http://www.autoglym.co.uk/enGB/product-proddetail....
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