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#11037 - 04/29/07 07:18 PM GP clean up day
BlackGTGP Offline
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Registered: 04/21/07
Posts: 7
Loc: Ohio
Today the weather was gorgeous out! 75*, sun beating down and a slight breeze. My GP was in dire need of cleaning up. I started out thinking just do a quick wash and vaccum, well as I got working, one thing led to another so I ended up waxing the thing! Now I wanna dry clean the interior :p Here's what I did

-Wash with Meguiars Hyper Wash and Chennille Mitt
-Dry off using microfiber 25x36 towel
-Wax with Turtle Wax Ice.
-Dress Tires with Turtle Wax TireWax




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#11038 - 04/29/07 07:50 PM Re: GP clean up day
brown Offline
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Registered: 07/16/06
Posts: 1382
Loc: Belleville, MI
looks great. I tried the ICE liquid detailer and I wasnt impressed. I prefer meguiars. You should try using a clay bar. You'll be amazed by the results. Your car looks really, really great though.
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#11039 - 04/29/07 08:11 PM Re: GP clean up day
BlackGTGP Offline
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Registered: 04/21/07
Posts: 7
Loc: Ohio
thanks man! I've heard about using clay bars and seen them in action. My problem is I am afraid to pick up some grit in the clay bar and scratch the rest of the paint. I can feel the grit in the paint and I'm sure a claybar will help, I'm not real confident in using one right now. -Mike-
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#11040 - 04/29/07 09:12 PM Re: GP clean up day
lbolta Offline
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Registered: 02/06/06
Posts: 288
Loc: PR
No doubt, looks Great! thumbsup
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2001 GTP, SLP hood, SLP intake, 3" DP, 605's, 180*
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#11041 - 04/29/07 11:59 PM Re: GP clean up day
brown Offline
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Registered: 07/16/06
Posts: 1382
Loc: Belleville, MI
the kits come with a lubricant so you dont have to worry about scratching the paint. After you clean a small area, you kneed the clay and you're good to clean another part. One block of clay is enough to clean an average car 2-3 times.
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