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Old 03-09-03, 08:19 PM
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Solution to exhaust & brake dust stains

I had some serious exhaust stains on the bumper and the sides werecovered in brake dust that would notcome off with ordinary soap, water, and elbow grease. While shopping at Lowes I picked up this stuff called Krud Kutter and was absolutely amazed by the cleaning power and best of all its biodegradable, non toxic, NON-FLAMMABLE, NON-ABRASIVE. It was a little pricey about 6.00 per bottle but man does it ever clean. Any way if your using some dusty track pads or running a straight pipe I highly recommend this stuff to clean up the damage.
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Old 03-09-03, 08:28 PM
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Nice find, thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for the tip!
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Bug & Tar is also really good stuff.
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if you ever get a chance or hear of this wax called astro shield get it. it is the best wax i have ever used it's a little expensive though but it lasts up to six months and you don't have to work very hard on washign your car cause dirty and stuff comes right off i love it.
Old 03-10-03, 01:14 AM
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i sparingly use Castrol Super Clean on the blask soot stains on my bumper. But you gotta be really careful with this stuff or it'll eat your paint!.
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Paint clay (available from Mcquires or Griots) does wonders for both, and won't harm paint.
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moving this.




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