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09-15-2005, 12:46 AM

Dan2005CivicSi

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RE: 2005 Civic

Thanks so much guys! Rock on![sm=rockinit.gif]

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09-15-2005, 06:27 AM

Forty04

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RE: 2005 Civic

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09-16-2005, 11:45 AM

ryansdad_661

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RE: 2005 Civic

Hey so in your opinions what is the best product I can use to wash and keep my civic clean. Ive always been partial to Meguiars and Mothers products. Im thinking of getting that new Mr. Clean carwash kit. Anyone had any experience with it?

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09-16-2005, 11:55 AM

Forty04

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RE: 2005 Civic

I've heard the Mr. Clean thing works pretty well. Check out the Detailing Forum, there should be plenty of useful info in there as far as keeping your car nice and shiney. Me personally, I wash my car in the "do-it-yourself" places, then bring it home and after every 4th or 5th wash, i put on a coat of Royal Blue. It fills in scratches and things like that, and gives your paint a much deeper look. I highly recommend it

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09-17-2005, 10:11 AM

Dan2005CivicSi

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Yup what Forty04 sed. Only thing abt Mr. Clean is that you have to replace the filter of the spray gun thingy often and it's kinda costly. My cousin has one and it did the job. I spoke to one of the detailing shops in my area and they recommend Mother's. but i havnt really tried it myself.

Hey Fotry04 Is Royal Blue the brand or the color that use? I wanna check it out.

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09-17-2005, 02:20 PM

Forty04

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Yup what Forty04 sed. Only thing abt Mr. Clean is that you have to replace the filter of the spray gun thingy often and it's kinda costly. My cousin has one and it did the job. I spoke to one of the detailing shops in my area and they recommend Mother's. but i havnt really tried it myself.

Hey Fotry04 Is Royal Blue the brand or the color that use? I wanna check it out.

Dan2005, Royal blue is the brand name. You ever seen any of those infomercial deals with the "magic liquid" that removes scratches and what not, well its one of those type products. I was sorta skeptical at first until i saw a demonstration done right in front me, and watched this stuff take years of dirt and buildup off of a penny. That and they were pratically giving it away, so i gave it a shot, and i love the stuff.