does this bother anyone???
04-02-02 | 12:04 AM
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does this bother anyone???
Hey bros, you know i really dont like the underbody looking dirty under the fd, does anybody know how to make the underbody look like brand new? I dont like when its dirty underthere, what can we do to make the car look like brand new under there?? dont get me wrong i hose underneath the car every car wash, but the color underneath isnt black and clean, its a dirty color. I want my rx7 totally like new, i even want the engine superclean, because i want to keep this car for the rest of my life!!!! does anybody know what i can do to make the underbody look like new???
04-02-02 | 12:24 AM
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I have heard of steam cleaning that cleans it up down there. Never done it and also don't know of anybody that has done it either, just heard it. Check out your local detailing places they might be able to hook you up with a place that will handle that for you. If you find some one pm me about the info you get ok? Thanx
04-03-02 | 04:56 AM
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Originally posted by venom858
ya... that is the point of steam cleaning your engine
ya... that is the point of steam cleaning your engine
i think if you want it to look newer and blacker, you can buy that underbody rubberized paint stuff at the auto parts store. i never used it before though, so i have no testament to the results. maybe you can try it and post your results???
04-03-02 | 11:53 AM
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What about the 2002 wheel? Is it possible to get it?
I have no idea why or how i wrote this but i was talking abou the 2002 spirt R rims and how it got here beats me...
I have no idea why or how i wrote this but i was talking abou the 2002 spirt R rims and how it got here beats me...
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04-03-02 | 07:19 PM
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get some commercial wheel cleaner...spray it all over and hose it off with pressurized water. And since you're planning to keep the car forever and want the underside to look new...go buy yourself an extra undercar plastic tray (that one that goes in front of the oil pan).
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