I never cleaned my car, my young brother usually does but he isn't here any more so i have to clean it, what is the best way to clean the paint, especially the damn tar it doesn't go away !, and there is some glue i don't know where the hell did it come from but i used break fluid to remove it, it seemed to work and whats the best type of cloth to use? what do u guys think ?

 

buy a clean wash mitt, dont use anything old,

get some gold class car wash, bucket,

be gentle on the paint, i wouldnt use any harsh chemicals.

wash at night like after 7pm not in direct sunlight.

do some research in other fthreads for more details.

 

Take it too a professional like the one below.. guaranteed not to scratch.

 

dude there are a lot of good threads on how to properly wash your car to avoid scratches and swirls as much as possible. They show you the process and the equipment suggested.. Be ready to do a lot of reading, but it's worth it in the end. That's what i did, and I learned a whole lot. Check this out also... http://www.detailedimage.com/auto-de...and-drying.php

 

please tell me your joking when you said that you used brake fluid

 

haha that what i was thinking..

 

OMG... Brake Fluid on paint. That's a recipe for disaster.

God Bless your G!

 

2 bucket method FTW!

 

Griot's Garage dot com...for all your washing, waxing, polishing needs.

Dude, don't use brake fluid on the paint!

Semper Fi

 

I've always used the Mr. Clean autowash, just buy a good mitt to wash with only use it maybe 3 times per sides with a goood rinse after each use to get the dirt off and by not drying it by hand that helps out as well.

 

go to an automated car wash.

 

^^I would not really recomend that for several reasons, brushes scratch the car and rails scuff your rims.

 

^ I think I'd rather see his G with some swirls and curb rash than whatever the heck brake fluid does to paint haha.

 

i put the period at the end of the sentence to indicate sarcasm.

 

BRAKE FLUID??? You might as well use anthrax and acid to wash your car.