Desertbreh wrote: ↑Mon Dec 03, 2018 1:05 pm
Fellas:
Can Z or somebody else give me a refresh on a wheel cleaner I can spray on that will remove a week or so of brake dust without facking up the finish on the ramz?
Z will tell you to take the wheels of the car and clean them with a tooth brush
We most certainly do. I think we'd go through that jug pretty fast.
All joking aside, it was actually really satisfying to take the prets off and give them a proper cleaning at the end of the season.
Re: Dat detailing thread, doe.
Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2018 9:31 pm
by MexicanYarisTK
I know this sounds dumb is there a way to eliminate this from happening?
I drove exactly like this 10 mins straight, cranked up the fan speed and heat with defroster, but nothing, you could imagine how i was. I tried using window cleaner when i did the same on my mk6 but never worked, i once used a gopro function cup but doesnt go away.
Dat detailing thread, doe.
Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2018 10:53 pm
by max225
Eliminate what?
Dat detailing thread, doe.
Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2018 10:57 pm
by D Griff
MexicanYarisTK wrote: ↑Fri Dec 14, 2018 9:31 pm
I know this sounds dumb is there a way to eliminate this from happening?
I drove exactly like this 10 mins straight, cranked up the fan speed and heat with defroster, but nothing, you could imagine how i was. I tried using window cleaner when i did the same on my mk6 but never worked, i once used a gopro function cup but doesnt go away.
Man, I find interior glass is really difficult to get perfect and it's for me too.
I think the best is just a small amount of Invisible Glass with newspaper instead of a towel. I've been considering trying the Griot's glass towels or something similar.
MexicanYarisTK wrote: ↑Fri Dec 14, 2018 9:31 pm
I know this sounds dumb is there a way to eliminate this from happening?
I drove exactly like this 10 mins straight, cranked up the fan speed and heat with defroster, but nothing, you could imagine how i was. I tried using window cleaner when i did the same on my mk6 but never worked, i once used a gopro function cup but doesnt go away.
Man, I find interior glass is really difficult to get perfect and it's for me too.
I think the best is just a small amount of Invisible Glass with newspaper instead of a towel. I've been considering trying the Griot's glass towels or something similar.
I quit using chemicals on glass about 3 years ago. Just dampen one of these and wring it out, then clean the window normally with the towel folded into 4ths. Follow with a waffle weave microfiber and you have the cleanest glass. Inside, outside and mirrors.
Man, I find interior glass is really difficult to get perfect and it's for me too.
I think the best is just a small amount of Invisible Glass with newspaper instead of a towel. I've been considering trying the Griot's glass towels or something similar.
I quit using chemicals on glass about 3 years ago. Just dampen one of these and wring it out, then clean the window normally with the towel folded into 4ths. Follow with a waffle weave microfiber and you have the cleanest glass. Inside, outside and mirrors.
MexicanYarisTK wrote: ↑Fri Dec 14, 2018 9:31 pm
I know this sounds dumb is there a way to eliminate this from happening?
I drove exactly like this 10 mins straight, cranked up the fan speed and heat with defroster, but nothing, you could imagine how i was. I tried using window cleaner when i did the same on my mk6 but never worked, i once used a gopro function cup but doesnt go away.
Turn your AC on.
There's no interlink between the defroster and the compressor on German cars. Without the AC on, your HVAC won't pull the moisture out of your interior.
Makes sense why when i switched to cold, it began eliminating the fogging.
MexicanYarisTK wrote: ↑Fri Dec 14, 2018 9:31 pm
I know this sounds dumb is there a way to eliminate this from happening?
I drove exactly like this 10 mins straight, cranked up the fan speed and heat with defroster, but nothing, you could imagine how i was. I tried using window cleaner when i did the same on my mk6 but never worked, i once used a gopro function cup but doesnt go away.
Turn your AC on.
There's no interlink between the defroster and the compressor on German cars. Without the AC on, your HVAC won't pull the moisture out of your interior.
You must've forgotten, but when you turn the knob to defrost the AC does turn on in the
Turn your AC on.
There's no interlink between the defroster and the compressor on German cars. Without the AC on, your HVAC won't pull the moisture out of your interior.
You must've forgotten, but when you turn the knob to defrost the AC does turn on in the
Man, I find interior glass is really difficult to get perfect and it's for me too.
I think the best is just a small amount of Invisible Glass with newspaper instead of a towel. I've been considering trying the Griot's glass towels or something similar.
I quit using chemicals on glass about 3 years ago. Just dampen one of these and wring it out, then clean the window normally with the towel folded into 4ths. Follow with a waffle weave microfiber and you have the cleanest glass. Inside, outside and mirrors.
Turn your AC on.
There's no interlink between the defroster and the compressor on German cars. Without the AC on, your HVAC won't pull the moisture out of your interior.
You must've forgotten, but when you turn the knob to defrost the AC does turn on in the
I usually turn the ac off and use the inner car recirculation, im no car hvac expert
I usually turn the ac off and use the inner car recirculation, im no car hvac expert
And that's why your windshield is fogging up brah.
Turn the AC on in wet weather and don't use recirculate - or it's going to exactly what you experienced.
Most cars won't even let you put recirculate on with the defroster function specifically for that reason. It fogs up the windows faster.
Dat detailing thread, doe.
Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2018 1:20 am
by KYGTIGuy
Chris Fix actually had a good video ronclean glass.
Most useful tips was to turn around in the seat or whatever is comfortable so that you can flip your hand over to get to the bottom of the window.... fuck it I'll just post the link
Man, I find interior glass is really difficult to get perfect and it's for me too.
I think the best is just a small amount of Invisible Glass with newspaper instead of a towel. I've been considering trying the Griot's glass towels or something similar.
I quit using chemicals on glass about 3 years ago. Just dampen one of these and wring it out, then clean the window normally with the towel folded into 4ths. Follow with a waffle weave microfiber and you have the cleanest glass. Inside, outside and mirrors.
I quit using chemicals on glass about 3 years ago. Just dampen one of these and wring it out, then clean the window normally with the towel folded into 4ths. Follow with a waffle weave microfiber and you have the cleanest glass. Inside, outside and mirrors.