cleaned the dust off the garage queen. (pics of my car)
07-02-04, 02:46 PM
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cleaned the dust off the garage queen. (pics of my car)
I got some better pics of my car now that I have a quality digital camera. Its been in the garage for a while and I haven't been driving it much. Finally took a hose to it. I'm heard some good things about a product called "Greased Lightning" so I went to Lowes today and picked some up do scrub my garage floor. It's an all purpose cleaner but it says it removes grease stains. After pulling my engine, rebuilding it, doing the tranny swap, and opening up the auto tranny to find out what was wrong with it, I had an oil stain or two on my garage floor. It does pretty damn good at cleaning up stains, even old ones. I'm going to paint my floor with some garage floor paint stuff, don't remember the name though.
07-02-04, 03:24 PM
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Way to go! Now you should take it out and Zoom Zoom like the Mazda commercials.
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Originally posted by cloead
After removing the blue water stains on either sides of your car!!
After removing the blue water stains on either sides of your car!!
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Originally posted by Project84
goo gone works good at removing that stuff, but I'm not sure if its safe for car paint.
goo gone works good at removing that stuff, but I'm not sure if its safe for car paint.
We used some to de-emblem-ize a Neon once.
No noticable paint damage.
