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30 November 2010 #1
keep your car clean - cheap tricks.
I use the finish it to clean the pipes exhaust.
see the results:
the product finish it from 3M
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30 November 2010 #2
cleaning the seats and plastic covers.
watch the video
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13 February 2011 #3
how to clean the wheels
I have cleaned Today the wheels with various cleaning products without having the resuls expected. I finally decided with some professional tools, water 1200 grit sand paper and then I polished with 3M finishing material. see attached results:
front left wheel (before and after)
front right wheel (before and after)
rear left wheel (before and after)
rear right wheel (before and after)
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20 February 2011 #4
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20 February 2011 #5
wow......worst than mine........ take a lot of patience and seat in front of the wheel ..... it will take half or one hour to clean and polished it..
these wheels are of my son car; today I have cleaned in the blue elephant.
jlrdrony's Album: My son car
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30 June 2014 #6
Dave T. Super Moderator
- Join Date
- 03 Aug 2010
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- 1999 9-3SE (2013-2015), 2005 9-3 (2005-2013), 1990 900 (1990-2003)
Any tricks to polishing and buffing the car? I am about to bring my car to be exterior detailed and buffed. Trying to restore the car but considering professional help instead of diy.
UPDATE: Wulf has just posted a related post about buffing.... http://saabworld.net/f243/car-detail...html#post60976Last edited by Dave T; 30 June 2014 at 18:13.
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12 July 2014 #7
Dave T. Super Moderator
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- 03 Aug 2010
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- Saab(s)
- 1999 9-3SE (2013-2015), 2005 9-3 (2005-2013), 1990 900 (1990-2003)
With my prior experience buffing, I had my Saab detailed. I pointed out some minor scratches, which they buffed out nicely. Pictures don't seem to show the nice job done.
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