For those with black cars...
08-01-2006, 10:20 AM
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For those with black cars... How do you keep em clean? I wash and wax mine and the next day it looks like I've been driving it for months without a wash. I don't live in a dust bowl or anything so I don't know where its all coming from. Just wanted to know what everyone else does to keep thier black cars lookin good.
08-01-2006, 11:32 AM
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After I wash my car and pull out of the driveway, theres allready dust settling on the rear bumper of the car.
I am in the process of Zaino'ing my car, but with this heat I dont even feel like going into the garage.
I am in the process of Zaino'ing my car, but with this heat I dont even feel like going into the garage.
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i used to do it every day when i found time, but now that its gettin past 95 degrees and a heat index of 100+ EVERYDAY!, f*ck it, ill do it when its nice out
08-01-2006, 12:07 PM
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A wise man once told me:
Black is not a color it's a commitment
I totally feel the pain. I have a black car with black wheels and I go horseback riding every day, which means driving down a 1/4 mile long dirt road and parking in a damn sandstorm of horses and riders. You guys don't know anything about dirty black cars.
Black is not a color it's a commitment
I totally feel the pain. I have a black car with black wheels and I go horseback riding every day, which means driving down a 1/4 mile long dirt road and parking in a damn sandstorm of horses and riders. You guys don't know anything about dirty black cars.