Beats me what happened... but anyways last trip I had to drive a short bit through construction... mud basically. So I got home and the next day washed my baby off, but couldn't get all the mud off the front. Its like it is baked into the aluminum!!!! It wasn't hot or sunny even.
Any ideas how to get the stuff off?? Does this mean I have to add the top sheet of aluminum to my list of polishing jobs?
Help!
Muddy Tears
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Mud on My Tear
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Mud on My Tear
by campadk » Wed Aug 18, 2004 6:46 am
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Re: Mud on My Tear
by Denny Unfried » Wed Aug 18, 2004 7:46 am
campadk wrote:Beats me what happened... but anyways last trip I had to drive a short bit through construction... mud basically. So I got home and the next day washed my baby off, but couldn't get all the mud off the front. Its like it is baked into the aluminum!!!! It wasn't hot or sunny even.
Any ideas how to get the stuff off?? Does this mean I have to add the top sheet of aluminum to my list of polishing jobs?
Help!
Muddy Tears
We put baby oil in spray bottles and squirt the Sprint Car before each race so the mud doesn't stick. Hmmmmmm. . . that might work on the front of the tear.
Denny
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