........and boy am I torqued!
I was washing my '05 Accord after a drive over to Indy on Sunday to watch the race and listen to Danica "Potty Mouth" Patrick fill the scanner with f-words and even MF-words.
So I decided if I couldn't wash out the Whine Queen's mouth with soap, I could wash down the Accord.
I used a spray wand remove the 5.1 million bugs on the front. The clear bra looked fine afterward. Then I ran it through Mike's Express Car Wash. Lots of soap and water. It looked fine afterward.
I was drying the car with a Cobra microfiber towel and I rubbed a couple of water spots on the clear bra. To my utter dismay, noticeable scratches appeared! Either there was a piece of debris imbedded in the clear bra or there was something in the towel, though I would have sworn that towel was clean and there was nothing imbedded in the towel.
Is there any way to correct those ugly scratches, short of a new clear piece on the hood?
I was washing my '05 Accord after a drive over to Indy on Sunday to watch the race and listen to Danica "Potty Mouth" Patrick fill the scanner with f-words and even MF-words.
So I decided if I couldn't wash out the Whine Queen's mouth with soap, I could wash down the Accord.
I used a spray wand remove the 5.1 million bugs on the front. The clear bra looked fine afterward. Then I ran it through Mike's Express Car Wash. Lots of soap and water. It looked fine afterward.
I was drying the car with a Cobra microfiber towel and I rubbed a couple of water spots on the clear bra. To my utter dismay, noticeable scratches appeared! Either there was a piece of debris imbedded in the clear bra or there was something in the towel, though I would have sworn that towel was clean and there was nothing imbedded in the towel.
Is there any way to correct those ugly scratches, short of a new clear piece on the hood?
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