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Originally Posted by ProjectCamaro
You don't understand, if you were to see Fred's you'd see his is 10x worse but not that it matter's I think Fred's right that it's just going to take a lot of time to get it off.
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Originally Posted by meissenation
Derek, that's who.
And I am going to try today, with some simple green and a rag..
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Originally Posted by 2k2 camaro
Thats funny because they put that **** on there after I bought the car.. So Blah!
And I am going to try today, with some simple green and a rag..
And I am going to try today, with some simple green and a rag..
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Originally Posted by Klique
Are you kidding me? No way is that all overspray from the undercarriage coating. Who would buy a car with that much gunk on the paint under the hood? New I mean... I bet thats just some sticky gel like substance. If that IS overspray....holy **** man. They must have been smokin' some baaad weed.
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Originally Posted by 2k2 camaro
Thats funny because they put that **** on there after I bought the car.. So Blah!
And I am going to try today, with some simple green and a rag..
And I am going to try today, with some simple green and a rag..
Wait, so they sprayed it on your car AFTER you bought it? Why?
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Y'know for how popular simple green is, does it actually work at all? We had a polka dotted driveway and tried using simple green and it didn't do jack crap for getting rid of all the coolant, oil, and other auto liquid stains in my driveway, and that was after letting it soak in nice and good and scrubbing it. Maybe like an industrial degreaser would work...
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Originally Posted by meissenation
Y'know for how popular simple green is, does it actually work at all? We had a polka dotted driveway and tried using simple green and it didn't do jack crap for getting rid of all the coolant, oil, and other auto liquid stains in my driveway, and that was after letting it soak in nice and good and scrubbing it. Maybe like an industrial degreaser would work...
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Originally Posted by archemedes
it's not going to clean that try some powderd laundry detergent and a broom
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Originally Posted by 2k2 camaro
And yes this was put on AFTER i bought the car..
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Originally Posted by meissenation
Right, we established that much, but why did they spray it on in the first place? I would've thought that'd be a factory thing, not something they put on after you already own the vehicle...