Hmm. that might actually work LolUse a big pink eraser and thank me later.
I wasn't joking. It actually does. It's what I use to get off wax, etc. Just rub it until it's gone then you just brush off the little eraser flakes.Hmm. that might actually work Lol
Actually the eraser flakes are a bear to get off but I understand peanut butter can take care of those.I wasn't joking. It actually does. It's what I use to get off wax, etc. Just rub it until it's gone then you just brush off the little eraser flakes.
This actually helped removed a lot of those little white flakes! Thanks! The faded scuff spot was still there, but the trim restorer hides it really well.I wasn't joking. It actually does. It's what I use to get off wax, etc. Just rub it until it's gone then you just brush off the little eraser flakes.
Same here! Brought her to work today. It felt great!Drove it for the first time in 4 months
I can't find a part # for this though. It's something that seems to be pressed or riveted in or something along those lines from the wheel well...I'd have to drill this one out, and put a screw/bolt with matching threads in and I wouldn't even know what to torque it to because something like this isn't supposed to be screwed together. :(Good news is it's replaceable. We all make mistakes!
Yea, looks good! I'm undecided on wrapping my roof or not. (ingot)Yes, I've never seen it done, still deciding if I like it.
Sexy Hissman, you. ;)Same here! Brought her to work today. It felt great!