I work on cars alot. I do car work every weekend, and emergency stuff whenever I have to, so I get my fair share of different cars to work on. Something interesting that I have noticed was, almost every 98+ Volkswagen I have worked on smells like colored pencils inside. It really kind of weirds me out.
Another thing I noticed is, whenever I clean my car, the back ALWAYS gets dirty first. I can make the drive home from the spray and wash after spending an hour drying it off and cleaning the wheels, and the rear bumper cover, tail lights and back part of the trunk will be dusty once I get home. I don't know why this happens, but it really irritates me because water sometimes trickles out from somewhere in the back, and when I get home, there will be disgusting dirty streaks running down the back bumper. I just don't get it. Anyone else's car do that? Oh, the hood scoop water retention technique is another favorite. I will do cpr to the scoop to push out as much water as I can, and it will never be enough. it will always leak and splatter all over the place, after I get everything nice and dry. Time for a cowl hood, I guess.
Another thing I noticed is, whenever I clean my car, the back ALWAYS gets dirty first. I can make the drive home from the spray and wash after spending an hour drying it off and cleaning the wheels, and the rear bumper cover, tail lights and back part of the trunk will be dusty once I get home. I don't know why this happens, but it really irritates me because water sometimes trickles out from somewhere in the back, and when I get home, there will be disgusting dirty streaks running down the back bumper. I just don't get it. Anyone else's car do that? Oh, the hood scoop water retention technique is another favorite. I will do cpr to the scoop to push out as much water as I can, and it will never be enough. it will always leak and splatter all over the place, after I get everything nice and dry. Time for a cowl hood, I guess.




