Back Bumper ALWAYS DIRTY!!!
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wtf is up with my back bumper i dont understand how it gets so MOTHER F*cking dirty!!! every time i wash it and drive (even like 5 minutes) the car bumper is filthy... anyone else see this and come up with any ideas? (becides cleaning of course... lol)
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Same here I can dust it off and go drove around the block and its covered again. Nothing you can really do. Espicially when your always on a drag radial it makes it 10times worse
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mine's the same... my guess would be that its an area of low pressure so its swirling the air there, and getting dust trapped (same principle that a cowl hood works on)
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With my black car I have pretty much accepted that it will never be clean unless it doesn't move after being washed... and even then within an hour or two you will find dust collecting on it.
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I've noticed that when i wash my trans am water will get in all the tiny grooves by the taillights and even in the rear side marker. You cant get a towel in there to dry it out, so the water just sits back there and as soon as you drive it (even if you wait 10 hours) water rockets out of there with all kinds of dirt and stuff and itll basically trash the rear end.
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I clayed mine which made it look much better, and easier to clean the **** off the back, but nothing is going to stop the accumulation of dust there.
claying the whole car is definitely worth the effort, do a section at a time, and polish + wax after wards...then when you're all finished with everything, step back and drool
claying the whole car is definitely worth the effort, do a section at a time, and polish + wax after wards...then when you're all finished with everything, step back and drool
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Your best bet is to get a good coat of wax or sealant on the bumper and keep it dusted. Our bumpers are a huge dust catch and there's nothing we can do about it unfortunately. Just get that layer on and cleaning it will be easier (albeit temporary)!
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