Tired of that yellow spot over your tailpipe?
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"either one ruins your paint!"
Mr. Planet, I'm not speculating, this thread is based on actual experience. I have a white 84 GSL with a pristine original paint job that I take very good care of, thank you very much:
Here in Georgia we are in the middle of a 100 year drought and if we are going to be responsible citizens we can't wash our cars. My white car isn't that dirty, but it does build up that yellow spot every few weeks and then I usually spend quite a bit of time scrubbing it off with detergent and water.
This time, not wanting to use the water, I tried something else and it worked way better than anything I'd used before: Alcohol.
Now you folks can go out and spend good money on a jug of Formula 88, Zymol, or Rotaflow, I'm sure the manufacturer's will be happy.
But ya'll probably already have a $1.98 bottle of rubbing alcohol in your medicine chest - try it, it works like magic, the yellow melts away, no muss, no fuss.
Ray
Mr. Planet, I'm not speculating, this thread is based on actual experience. I have a white 84 GSL with a pristine original paint job that I take very good care of, thank you very much:
Here in Georgia we are in the middle of a 100 year drought and if we are going to be responsible citizens we can't wash our cars. My white car isn't that dirty, but it does build up that yellow spot every few weeks and then I usually spend quite a bit of time scrubbing it off with detergent and water.
This time, not wanting to use the water, I tried something else and it worked way better than anything I'd used before: Alcohol.
Now you folks can go out and spend good money on a jug of Formula 88, Zymol, or Rotaflow, I'm sure the manufacturer's will be happy.
But ya'll probably already have a $1.98 bottle of rubbing alcohol in your medicine chest - try it, it works like magic, the yellow melts away, no muss, no fuss.
Ray
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Damn, that's clean. Thanks for the input, Ray, I have a white GSL-SE with a hideous yellow spot over the exhaust. What did you use for wiping? Paper towel, scour pad (those green dish scrubbing pads, not SOS pads) or terry cloth towel?
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