New to forums, first-time Fit owner!
#1
10-25-2011, 11:50 PM
New to forums, first-time Fit owner!
Herro! Just wanted to drop by and actually register to FF for the first time. I figure the collective resources of gearheads and enthusiast will be beneficial for me in the future in regards to future modding, troubleshooting, etc.
I became the owner of a preowned 2008 Honda Fit Sport 3 days ago, and have been loving that car! While the endeavors of getting to buy this car was a little bit of a hassle and the crappy detailing down by CarMax has left me to occupy myself for a couple of days... It's still a fantastic car.
I'll post a few pics of it once I finish detailing the exterior of the car.
PS: I'm assuming while they were trying to 'detail' my car, they left some buffing compound (i'm assuming it's that) in the cracks of the trim/door handles/various spots and would like to get some advice if a simple buffer will get rid of this? Or will a simple scrubbing with an old soft toothbrush will get rid of these?
They substance is white and brittle but a hassle to remove with even a piece of cloth, but scraping it with my fingernail does take it off.
I became the owner of a preowned 2008 Honda Fit Sport 3 days ago, and have been loving that car! While the endeavors of getting to buy this car was a little bit of a hassle and the crappy detailing down by CarMax has left me to occupy myself for a couple of days... It's still a fantastic car.
I'll post a few pics of it once I finish detailing the exterior of the car.
PS: I'm assuming while they were trying to 'detail' my car, they left some buffing compound (i'm assuming it's that) in the cracks of the trim/door handles/various spots and would like to get some advice if a simple buffer will get rid of this? Or will a simple scrubbing with an old soft toothbrush will get rid of these?
They substance is white and brittle but a hassle to remove with even a piece of cloth, but scraping it with my fingernail does take it off.
#2
10-26-2011, 12:00 AM
Herro! Just wanted to drop by and actually register to FF for the first time. I figure the collective resources of gearheads and enthusiast will be beneficial for me in the future in regards to future modding, troubleshooting, etc.
I became the owner of a preowned 2008 Honda Fit Sport 3 days ago, and have been loving that car! While the endeavors of getting to buy this car was a little bit of a hassle and the crappy detailing down by CarMax has left me to occupy myself for a couple of days... It's still a fantastic car.
I'll post a few pics of it once I finish detailing the exterior of the car.
PS: I'm assuming while they were trying to 'detail' my car, they left some buffing compound (i'm assuming it's that) in the cracks of the trim/door handles/various spots and would like to get some advice if a simple buffer will get rid of this? Or will a simple scrubbing with an old soft toothbrush will get rid of these?
They substance is white and brittle but a hassle to remove with even a piece of cloth, but scraping it with my fingernail does take it off.
I became the owner of a preowned 2008 Honda Fit Sport 3 days ago, and have been loving that car! While the endeavors of getting to buy this car was a little bit of a hassle and the crappy detailing down by CarMax has left me to occupy myself for a couple of days... It's still a fantastic car.
I'll post a few pics of it once I finish detailing the exterior of the car.
PS: I'm assuming while they were trying to 'detail' my car, they left some buffing compound (i'm assuming it's that) in the cracks of the trim/door handles/various spots and would like to get some advice if a simple buffer will get rid of this? Or will a simple scrubbing with an old soft toothbrush will get rid of these?
They substance is white and brittle but a hassle to remove with even a piece of cloth, but scraping it with my fingernail does take it off.
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#3
10-26-2011, 12:05 AM
Should i just directly spray it on the areas needed to be cleaned and use a microfiber/basic cloth to clean it off?
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