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Originally Posted by Tadashi,May 15 2008, 09:16 AM
I do have a somewhat related question though: I have alot of fine scratches in the plastic that covers the electronic readouts making it very hard to read with lights on in the sun (group drives).
Is there a way to get rid of the scratches I have or at the very least prevent it from getting any worse? I try to lightly dust that area with a soft clean cloth after every drive but that does not seem to have helped
Is there a way to get rid of the scratches I have or at the very least prevent it from getting any worse? I try to lightly dust that area with a soft clean cloth after every drive but that does not seem to have helped
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I need some SPF 40 for my skin 
Do you suppose I could spray on 303 before I detail the car next time? 
Anyway, I am happy to have the car looking so good again. I need to get q-tips for a few hard to reach areas still but most everywhere that shows looks good!
Do you suppose I could spray on 303 before I detail the car next time? Anyway, I am happy to have the car looking so good again. I need to get q-tips for a few hard to reach areas still but most everywhere that shows looks good!
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belive it or not toothpaste will work
just watched the toothpaste video and it has that retatrded goast thing at the end BUT you get the idea
belive it or not toothpaste will work
just watched the toothpaste video and it has that retatrded goast thing at the end BUT you get the idea
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From: Berkshires, MA
Originally Posted by Tadashi,May 15 2008, 09:16 AM
I do have a somewhat related question though: I have alot of fine scratches in the plastic that covers the electronic readouts making it very hard to read with lights on in the sun (group drives).
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Originally Posted by Triple-H,May 15 2008, 09:26 AM
I can't imagine how slick they must be now...
And in case you have forgotten, my ass is alot wider than yours It doesn't move once it's in that seat 
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Originally Posted by daktruckie99,May 15 2008, 09:27 AM
Push and hold your dimmer increase button with the lights on and the gauge will return to the same brightness as it is when the lights are off.
I'm afraid that even if I spend an hour washing the car today it's going to be covered with bugs again by the time I drive the 150 miles to Bill's and I will STILL get crap
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It's amazing the amount of people who do not realize this. With an AP2 the brightness even stays when you turn the lights off and back on. With the AP1 you have to turn the brightness back up each time the lights go on and off.