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xr8d302

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Feb 8, 2006

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The Claybar is tough on the skin but wonderful on my callused feet....it's also pretty good for scrubbing away the warts on my....

ok i've gone too far

 

Guero

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i should of never posted this lol

 

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STM1965

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Guero said:

i should of never posted this lol[/QUOTE

Yep sometimes its, better to be silent and let people think your dumb, then to speak (or in this case post) and show them how much you really are.
Just kidding

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wytstang

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Feb 9, 2006

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xr8d302 said:

The Claybar is tough on the skin but wonderful on my callused feet....it's also pretty good for scrubbing away the warts on my....

ok i've gone too far

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I must admit using my long handle tire brush...........makes my toes curl

 

DFG 5OH

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Feb 9, 2006

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i use shampoo on my car...but its auto shampoo...meg's gold class

 

xkuntrycowboyx

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Feb 9, 2006

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i use shampoo when my car wash is gone. works fine, never had problems with paint or scratches.

...AND WHO'S HAVING A GET TOGETHER...where was i??
anyone wanna pm me the link to that thread... unlesss im unwelcome???

 

SeventyMach1

Keep it lubed .... keep it straight .... and keep

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Feb 9, 2006

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I've used a very mild hand-soap on my car before when I ran out of car shampoo. Worked just fine. I don't keep ANY wax on my car, though. I have never waxed it, but I really need to I guess.





Haha Adam.... nah, it was just a thought that some of us had on here. We never actually set a time or place, though.

 

xkuntrycowboyx

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Feb 10, 2006

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well, i think it's a good idea too. in case ya'll were taken votes

 

ProKiller

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Feb 10, 2006

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i can't believe this thread made it to two pages......sad day in stangnet history.....







j/k

i used to use dishwash soap before i found out that it eats your wax. i just always thought waxing your car every month was just what you did

 

Zero Signal

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Feb 10, 2006

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You can pretty much use anything that doesn't have detergents in it. I wash my car with monkey blood.

 

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yellow1995Cobra

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Feb 10, 2006

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I use brake fluid, try it guys, it works good.

 

SeventyMach1

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Feb 11, 2006

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You can clean very well if you mix egg whites with pure bleach.



On a serious note ..... I used to wash my windows with newspaper & vinegar. Cleanest windows ever ... & streak free.