- First Name
- 4runner
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- Jan 3, 2022
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- Los Angeles
- Vehicle(s)
- Ford Bronco Toyota 4 Runner
- Your Bronco Model
- Outer Banks
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hey everyone I know a bronco needs to stay dirty it looks better that way ... yay yay ra ra ... Bronco is the greatest car ever built, I want mine to be wildtrak braptor and badlands capable with all of the fender flares and the rock sliders are the most important from Bent metal dynamics ...
ANYWAYS ...
Lets talk about why I can't seem to get both my broncos very clean both stock I have washed them myself and taken them to the car wash, with the same issues on both and its a bit annoying. The plastic fenders and the metal bumpers and plastic bumpers the rock sliders on my badlands, and the step on my OBX all seem to retain some ghosting of dirt. What gives here ? someone suggested scrubbing bubbles spray can cleaner that does not seem to work very well. How can I clean these parts so they look new ? I don't want instructions on how to apply coatings and other shenanigan's so that it does not happen in the first place, I just want to know how to clean these parts so they look as new, as time goes on they seem to accumulate a ghosting of the dirt with no real good way to remove this ghosting, scrubbing does not work, detergent does not work high pressure water spray does not work. Its almost as though these materials are so porous that cleaning them is impossible ? Could that be or am I missing something ?
ANYWAYS ...
Lets talk about why I can't seem to get both my broncos very clean both stock I have washed them myself and taken them to the car wash, with the same issues on both and its a bit annoying. The plastic fenders and the metal bumpers and plastic bumpers the rock sliders on my badlands, and the step on my OBX all seem to retain some ghosting of dirt. What gives here ? someone suggested scrubbing bubbles spray can cleaner that does not seem to work very well. How can I clean these parts so they look new ? I don't want instructions on how to apply coatings and other shenanigan's so that it does not happen in the first place, I just want to know how to clean these parts so they look as new, as time goes on they seem to accumulate a ghosting of the dirt with no real good way to remove this ghosting, scrubbing does not work, detergent does not work high pressure water spray does not work. Its almost as though these materials are so porous that cleaning them is impossible ? Could that be or am I missing something ?
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