Forget the snow lets clean the ML's

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The weather in Cleveland sucked as usual, but I told myself I was going to wash the ML today. After the first 30 minutes, it didnt even seem that cold[

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· #3 · Jan 30, 2005

dakat - 1/29/2005 10:02 PM

Nice looking truck! Give ya a tip though. Scrub out your fenderwells real good and then give the a good coat of Armour-All. It makes the truck look like new and dirt doesn't stick to them as easy, and they're easier to clean next time. When I had my black 00 430 people thought it was a new truck! Now I have a new black 05 500SE and it keeps it looking new. The fenderwells are plastic and it goes on real even and makes them look like new. Thought I'd pass it on! [8D]

I tottaly agree with detailing the fenderwells but when it is cold and snowy, you just want to finish ASAP. Fender wells are not a priority in the winter. Getting salt off is. Wash days are hard to come by, especially for those of us that prefer hand wash only. Also, I would stay away from amour all since it has sealants. Get a good vinly / rubber conditioner. Griot's garage sells an excellent one.

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